SpaceX launch world's biggest rocket, Starship on 3rd test launch

[tacnet]

This puts us another big step closer to manned deep space flight

[shoopa]

It exploded before landing back on ground?

[tacnet]

It exploded before landing back on ground?

Im not sure, there was some mention on the news that they didn't know if it came back through the atmosphere properly but not heard anything since ??

[BrasSmonkey]

It exploded before landing back on ground?

Im not sure, there was some mention on the news that they didn't know if it came back through the atmosphere properly but not heard anything since ??

hahahahaha!!!!!!

[tacnet]

It exploded before landing back on ground?

Im not sure, there was some mention on the news that they didn't know if it came back through the atmosphere properly but not heard anything since ??

hahahahaha!!!!!!

Why is that funny ???? i dont get it ??

[TheButcher]

Sad news is it did not make it back the good news is it performed as planned until landing. Even the payload doors opened and closed as they were supposed to. Better luck next time guys.

[tacnet]

Gotta remember, this is only the 3rd test launch

The Saturn V had several test flights and indeed 3 crew lost their lives in Apollo 1 before they were ready to launch a manned mission

[TheButcher]

Gotta remember, this is only the 3rd test launch

The Saturn V had several test flights and indeed 3 crew lost their lives in Apollo 1 before they were ready to launch a manned mission

Just to add SpaceX is a private company that started testing the Starship project in 2019, they have come a long way. Next time hopefully it will all go smoothly.

[BrasSmonkey]

it's not built right i just keep saying it. the vessel that travels in space needs to be solid... that is what i saw...

[Big MOE]

Elon Musk will get it right in no time and it will fly to the moon and back.

[BrasSmonkey]

Elon Musk will get it right in no time and it will fly to the moon and back.

another 30 years??

[PornPete]

it's not built right i just keep saying it. the vessel that travels in space needs to be solid... that is what i saw...

Have you seen the size of that thing

[BrasSmonkey]

it's not built right i just keep saying it. the vessel that travels in space needs to be solid... that is what i saw...

Have you seen the size of that thing

it looked like a silver boat... other people have actually taken pics and video of them. you watch them go to what im saying...

[tacnet]

it's not built right i just keep saying it. the vessel that travels in space needs to be solid... that is what i saw...

Have you seen the size of that thing

30ft bigger than the Saturn V



When you think that none of the Saturn V was designed to be reusable (hence why it costs billions of dollars every launch) but the Starship is entirely reusable. Its a huge step change in manned space flight

[BrasSmonkey]

they are missing things. i don't think they are doing things right....