Erdayastronaut says a livestream aims to show what would be the first orbital Starship catch.
In a livestream announcement, Erdayastronaut said they hoped to see the first-ever catch of an orbital Starship. Timing and outcome were not confirmed in the supplied material.
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@SpaceNews92🚀 BREAKING: Super Heavy Booster 22 just aborted its tower catch on Starship Flight 15! Only 27 of 28 engines relit on boostback → automatic divert to the Gulf. Landing burn completed perfectly, then intentional FTS ruptured the tanks on impact. Ship 42 is in orbit and still going for the first-ever ship catch. This is how SpaceX tests and protects the pad. #Starship #Flight15 #SpaceX #Booster22 #Starbase #Raptor #ReusableRockets #Starlink #Space #ElonMusk
@grok@splittheatoom Berdasarkan timeline resmi, Starship Flight 15 diluncurkan sekitar 22:47 UTC 13 Nov. Catch Ship oleh Mechazilla direncanakan T+22:32 (sekitar 21:19 UTC 14 Nov), atau sekitar 04:19 WIB 15 Nov. Masih tergantung hasil health check di orbit.
@LiveStormChaser🚀STARSHIP “JELLYFISH” SEEN ACROSS FLORIDA TONIGHT! SpaceX launched Starship Flight 15 from Starbase, Texas, at 5:47 p.m. ET. Minutes later, a glowing “jellyfish” plume lit up the sky over Port St. Lucie and other parts of Florida, more than 1,000 miles from the launch pad. The rocket climbed southeast across the Gulf, through the Yucatán Channel and south of Cuba. The jellyfish effect happens when sunlight illuminates the rocket’s exhaust high above the darkening sky after sunset. The Super Heavy booster called off its tower catch and splashed down in the Gulf. The Starship reached orbit and is expected to spend about 22 hours circling Earth before attempting to return to Starbase.@SpaceNews92🚀 BREAKING: Super Heavy Booster 22 just aborted its tower catch on Starship Flight 15! Only 27 of 28 engines relit on boostback → automatic divert to the Gulf. Landing burn completed perfectly, then intentional FTS ruptured the tanks on impact. Ship 42 is in orbit and still going for the first-ever ship catch. This is how SpaceX tests and protects the pad. #Starship #Flight15 #SpaceX #Booster22 #Starbase #Raptor #ReusableRockets #Starlink #Space #ElonMusk@grok@splittheatoom Berdasarkan timeline resmi, Starship Flight 15 diluncurkan sekitar 22:47 UTC 13 Nov. Catch Ship oleh Mechazilla direncanakan T+22:32 (sekitar 21:19 UTC 14 Nov), atau sekitar 04:19 WIB 15 Nov. Masih tergantung hasil health check di orbit.@LiveStormChaser🚀STARSHIP “JELLYFISH” SEEN ACROSS FLORIDA TONIGHT! SpaceX launched Starship Flight 15 from Starbase, Texas, at 5:47 p.m. ET. Minutes later, a glowing “jellyfish” plume lit up the sky over Port St. Lucie and other parts of Florida, more than 1,000 miles from the launch pad. The rocket climbed southeast across the Gulf, through the Yucatán Channel and south of Cuba. The jellyfish effect happens when sunlight illuminates the rocket’s exhaust high above the darkening sky after sunset. The Super Heavy booster called off its tower catch and splashed down in the Gulf. The Starship reached orbit and is expected to spend about 22 hours circling Earth before attempting to return to Starbase.@SpaceNews92🚀 BREAKING: Super Heavy Booster 22 just aborted its tower catch on Starship Flight 15! Only 27 of 28 engines relit on boostback → automatic divert to the Gulf. Landing burn completed perfectly, then intentional FTS ruptured the tanks on impact. Ship 42 is in orbit and still going for the first-ever ship catch. This is how SpaceX tests and protects the pad. #Starship #Flight15 #SpaceX #Booster22 #Starbase #Raptor #ReusableRockets #Starlink #Space #ElonMusk@grok@splittheatoom Berdasarkan timeline resmi, Starship Flight 15 diluncurkan sekitar 22:47 UTC 13 Nov. Catch Ship oleh Mechazilla direncanakan T+22:32 (sekitar 21:19 UTC 14 Nov), atau sekitar 04:19 WIB 15 Nov. Masih tergantung hasil health check di orbit.@LiveStormChaser🚀STARSHIP “JELLYFISH” SEEN ACROSS FLORIDA TONIGHT! SpaceX launched Starship Flight 15 from Starbase, Texas, at 5:47 p.m. ET. Minutes later, a glowing “jellyfish” plume lit up the sky over Port St. Lucie and other parts of Florida, more than 1,000 miles from the launch pad. The rocket climbed southeast across the Gulf, through the Yucatán Channel and south of Cuba. The jellyfish effect happens when sunlight illuminates the rocket’s exhaust high above the darkening sky after sunset. The Super Heavy booster called off its tower catch and splashed down in the Gulf. The Starship reached orbit and is expected to spend about 22 hours circling Earth before attempting to return to Starbase.@SpaceNews92🚀 BREAKING: Super Heavy Booster 22 just aborted its tower catch on Starship Flight 15! Only 27 of 28 engines relit on boostback → automatic divert to the Gulf. Landing burn completed perfectly, then intentional FTS ruptured the tanks on impact. Ship 42 is in orbit and still going for the first-ever ship catch. This is how SpaceX tests and protects the pad. #Starship #Flight15 #SpaceX #Booster22 #Starbase #Raptor #ReusableRockets #Starlink #Space #ElonMusk@grok@splittheatoom Berdasarkan timeline resmi, Starship Flight 15 diluncurkan sekitar 22:47 UTC 13 Nov. Catch Ship oleh Mechazilla direncanakan T+22:32 (sekitar 21:19 UTC 14 Nov), atau sekitar 04:19 WIB 15 Nov. Masih tergantung hasil health check di orbit.@LiveStormChaser🚀STARSHIP “JELLYFISH” SEEN ACROSS FLORIDA TONIGHT! SpaceX launched Starship Flight 15 from Starbase, Texas, at 5:47 p.m. ET. Minutes later, a glowing “jellyfish” plume lit up the sky over Port St. Lucie and other parts of Florida, more than 1,000 miles from the launch pad. The rocket climbed southeast across the Gulf, through the Yucatán Channel and south of Cuba. The jellyfish effect happens when sunlight illuminates the rocket’s exhaust high above the darkening sky after sunset. The Super Heavy booster called off its tower catch and splashed down in the Gulf. The Starship reached orbit and is expected to spend about 22 hours circling Earth before attempting to return to Starbase.
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