Starship preparing to splashdown in the Indian Ocean ...

uh but also just real-time data through every phase of flight. So, we've got a couple dozen cameras on Starship. We've also got a bunch of cameras spread across the globe, including out in the Indian Ocean where we've got our fun buoys floating.There goes another one. And I mean, we're we're using Starlink to bring all of this together. It's our our drone shots you see here uh from our great team down here at Starbase. ...

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Finally, that will come down to three and we'll cut all of them off while we're still about 200 m in the air. So, booster is going to see a bit of a hard booster landing sort of booster landing shut down. And there we heard it.Booster landing burn shutdown. ...

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Too - 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1. We have liftoff. Go Super Heavy. Go Starship.Thanks for all the historic flights. Pad one. Vehicles catching downrange.Booster Raptor chamber pressure nominal. ...

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Yeah. And any anybody that's been following Starship, you know, Starlink's kind of the MVP for these flight tests where it's not only giving us the views we're seeing right now, uh, but also just real-time data through every phase of flight. So, we've got a couple dozen cameras on Starship.We've also got a bunch of cameras spread across the globe, including out in the Indian Ocean where we've got our fun buoys floating. There goes another one. And I mean, we're we're using Starlink to bring all of this toge ...

Starship has successfully ignited one of its Raptor engines while in space https://t.co/1OCFl5icUe ...

And as we're starting to get into the denser part of the atmosphere, the booster is using four hypersonic grid fins to guide itself through atmospheric entry towards its landing site. >> And we're just about 20 seconds away >> from landing burn start where we'll first ignite the center 13 engines, then bring that down to five to slow down the booster for landing. And finally, that will come down to three.And we'll cut all of them off while we're still about 200 m in the air. So Booster is going to see a bit ...