@Anton81191831 The roll was intentional to analyse heat shield performance.
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Mike Deerey
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Mike Deerey
@DeereyMike
Literally only created my account to follow Telsa, SpaceX, Neuralink, Boring Company and Open AI. Elon who?
Melbourne, Victoria Katılım Ocak 2021
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I think landing maneuver needs refinement
SpaceX@SpaceX
Starship flip and landing burn at the end of its twelfth flight test
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@PebMet1 @SpaceX @elonmusk @NASA @ulalaunch @blueorigin Yes. No-one cares that it's SpaceX and Elon Musk.
They are making a freakin rapidly reusable rocket to dramatically reduce cost to space, enabling mankind to finally start making big steps to being an interplanetary species, albeit the very first and early steps.
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I know @SpaceX and @elonmusk followers will not be honest: If it were @NASA , @ulalaunch, @blueorigin developing Starship, would you still follow it? Most of you would say it is a piece of junk or what are we doing if it were anyone else but SpaceX/Musk developing it.
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@LaSavoyarde44 @Sigieron @astro_samira_b The point of my reply to the original post was why is there such outrage over SpaceX launching from Boca Chica and the impact on the environment and local population, when rockets like Arianne have been doing the same shit. More anti-musk sentiment, or engagement bait?
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@Sigieron @astro_samira_b @DeereyMike Des pays indépendants depuis un certain temps, exploitant de nombreuses ressources naturelles, disposant pour certaines d'une importante main d'œuvre. Comparé à l'un des territoires les moins denses et sous exploités au monde.
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Il va vraiment falloir résoudre ce problème
ce n'est pas acceptable, ni pour le lanceur, ni pour les infrastructures au sol, ni pour la faune, ni pour les riverains
Cameron Schwartz@nyoomtm
Liftoff of Starship V3, from the dunes right outside the pad. This is the most insane shockwave action I have ever seen on video. Absolutely mad. 📽️ Me for @WeAreSpaceScout
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@gwotetkal972 @astro_samira_b You are an idiot. Did I say it right?
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@DeereyMike @astro_samira_b Dis que t’es con sans dire que t’es con.
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@astro_samira_b Ariane 1-6 have been launched from French guinea. Where's the outrage over environmental issues there?
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@Xanthopteryx1 @Gestii @PebMet1 @C_S_Skeptic The one that had 2 different crews perish onboard? Yep, heard of that one
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Flight 12 not looking great - engine failures, booster engines cut early. Booster failure.
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@thunderf00t At what cost? Oh yeah, Apollo 1 catching fire and killing it's crew on the pad. You fucking sausage.
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the 12 flight of the Saturn V, Apollo 17 took 140 tons to orbit, 17t to the Lunar surface and returned the crew safely to Earth.
the 12 flight of starship took 40 tons of dummy cargo to 'not orbit' to burn up and get dumped in the indian ocean where starship also exploded.
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@GLoungeBT @HalcyonHypnotic There's a massive difference between manufacturing a one use rocket and Lander, and a reusable, reliable Starship. You fucking idiot.
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It was 8 years between the Mercury-Redstone 3 and Saturn V; essentially going from a modified ICBM to Super-Heavy Lift Vehicle capable of putting 100k lbs into lunar orbit. "0 to 1" in under 10 years. Max is 11 years if you want to be conservative and consider Mercury's announcement as the start date.
Meanwhile StarShip has arguably been in "development" for 14 years and is still fiddling around with different versions and blowing up in the ocean.
Maybe SpaceX will pull this together eventually, but right now it looks like shit compared to what NASA accomplished in its golden-era. Stop fucking coping.
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“Apollo landed on the Moon in 12 launches”
What people fail to remember is that there were two development programs preceding Apollo, mercury and Gemini, with years of testing leading up to the moons landings.
Let’s not also forget that astronauts died during Apollo 1, and honestly, Apollo 11-17 were fiascos, it’s literally a MIRACLE no one died on several of the last few Apollo launches. They only survived because of the skills and ingenuity of the engineers and astronauts.
Apollo is not a good representation of how to get to the moon, in fact it was a mediocre one at best. The way starship is doing it is one of the best methods to do it, it just requires time.
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@PebMet1 @C_S_Skeptic 😂😂😂😂🤦 you really gonna compare a the development of a fully reusable super heavy vehicle to SLS? C'mon man.....
Flight 12 yes, but first flight of V3, pretty much a entirely new vehicle, new avionics, new engines, structural design.
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@C_S_Skeptic 12 flights in and still having these types of issues. SLS is 2 for 2 and sent a crew around the moon. Looks to me SLS is the future.
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Mike Deerey retweetledi
Watch Starship's twelfth flight test twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…
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Space Exploration Technologies #SpaceX $SPCX is a low float, dual-class, no earnings, bad governance, internal controls shortfalls, over-hyped piece of IPO garbage.
Old Elon & his advisers will love all the money they make on it. The smart money crowd will steer clear.
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I do not know why people think Musk is this one in a life time businessman. I think they mean one in a lifetime conman.
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@WaterworldCapi1 @AhnunM What a great, articulate reply. If you're scared to loose all your money shorting the stock, it's fine, just admit it.
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Hard to argue that SpaceX is worth more than $100 billion based on the numbers. Certainly their technology is deeply impressive but how one can value this thing is beyond my grasp. Please don't shadow ban me Mr. Musk.
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@IamRamenPanda So much drivel, yet you anti-muskers refuse to short the stock, cos you all know deep down, betting against Elon is futile.
Short the stock and put your money where your mouth is, or stfu.
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SpaceX营收才187亿，市值就敢开2万亿！
果然是马斯克
和特斯拉一样的恶臭味
上面马吹！下面一众憨憨无脑邪教徒吃shit
Balder@Balder13946731
说实话 SpaceX的财务数据和Anthropic比被甩得连影子都没了，除了饼和话题度，什么都没有。 2025年总收入只有187亿，2026年预计ARR只有189亿，相当于没有增长。并且依然亏损49亿美元，2026年预计亏损要扩大到上百亿。 Anthropic一年增长4000%，预计ARR 440亿美元，已经实现首季度盈利。如果Anthropic这个势头OpenAI压不住，Anthropic可能成为世界上第一家市值10万亿美元的公司。
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@rdd147 Short the stock then smartarse. You won't, cos you know your hatred for Elon and his companies is purely emotional.
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SpaceX to IPO at $2 Trillion while losing $13 billion a year 👏
Tesla $TSLA
*Walter Bloomberg@DeItaone
*SPACEX 1Q REVENUE $4.69B *SPACEX 1Q NET LOSS $4.28B *SPACEX: GOLDMAN, MORGAN STANLEY, BOFA LEADING SPACEX IPO
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@Adam_and_EVs Short the stock then. You won't, cos deep down you know you're full of shit.
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Anybody investing in this dumpster fire is going to get burned.
Yes, anyone investing in Passive ETFs that will be forced to buy this dumpster fire will be burned too.😳
*Walter Bloomberg@DeItaone
SPACEX: ELON MUSK HAS COMBINED VOTING POWER OF 85.1%
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2028 becomes 2029, 2030 and by then we have moved on to the next stock pump.
First Squawk@FirstSquawk
SPACEX SAID IT EXPECTS TO BEGIN DEPLOYING ITS ORBITAL AI COMPUTE SATELLITES AS EARLY AS 2028, WHILE DISCLOSING THAT ON JAN. 13, 2026 ITS BOARD APPROVED A GRANT OF 1 BILLION PERFORMANCE-BASED CLASS B RESTRICTED SHARES TO Elon Musk, AND THAT LOCKED-UP SHARES MAY BE RELEASED EARLY IN PHASES TIED TO EARNINGS, STOCK PRICE, AND TIME-BASED MILESTONES BEFORE THE 180-DAY LOCKUP EXPIRATION.
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So SpaceX burned like $15 billion or so in cash in Q1? Nice business there.
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@IrateMaxwell @DrChrisCombs That's what happens when you do a test flight and INTENTIONALLY leave some tiles missing to study the impact on the vehicle.
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@DrChrisCombs Flight 11 got so cooked some of the prop tanks were penetrated
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Would be awesome if true (all evidence to date suggests otherwise unfortunately)
X Freeze@XFreeze
No one has ever developed a fully reusable orbital heat shield When you return from orbital velocity, you come in like a flaming meteor. You are a raging ball of fire. It is incredibly difficult to build a heat shield that doesn’t melt, shatter, or get destroyed in the process SpaceX is changing that. They have developed the most advanced ceramic heat tiles in history. Unlike the Space Shuttle, which required months of meticulous inspections and tile replacements after every flight, Starship's heat shield is built for rapid, reliable reuse This is the holy grail of engineering
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