Stan Shull
@stanshull.bsky.social
Last views of SpaceX Starship before its demise.
If indicator on livestream (lower right corner) is accurate, engines started to cut out one at a time over about 45 seconds beginning at T+7:39 up until data terminated at T+8:24.
In this clip you can see two of them go out at T+8:02 and 8:03.
If indicator on livestream (lower right corner) is accurate, engines started to cut out one at a time over about 45 seconds beginning at T+7:39 up until data terminated at T+8:24.
In this clip you can see two of them go out at T+8:02 and 8:03.
January 16, 2025 at 11:55 PM
Last views of SpaceX Starship before its demise.
If indicator on livestream (lower right corner) is accurate, engines started to cut out one at a time over about 45 seconds beginning at T+7:39 up until data terminated at T+8:24.
In this clip you can see two of them go out at T+8:02 and 8:03.
If indicator on livestream (lower right corner) is accurate, engines started to cut out one at a time over about 45 seconds beginning at T+7:39 up until data terminated at T+8:24.
In this clip you can see two of them go out at T+8:02 and 8:03.
"Playoffs? You kidding me? Playoffs?"
I just wanna a see a successful New Glenn launch!
(scheduled 10pm PT tonight)
I just wanna a see a successful New Glenn launch!
(scheduled 10pm PT tonight)
January 12, 2025 at 9:41 PM
"Playoffs? You kidding me? Playoffs?"
I just wanna a see a successful New Glenn launch!
(scheduled 10pm PT tonight)
I just wanna a see a successful New Glenn launch!
(scheduled 10pm PT tonight)