

In case anyone is curious, I used the Lambert cylindrical equal-area projection.
Alt accounts that are also me:
In case anyone is curious, I used the Lambert cylindrical equal-area projection.
It would be quite interesting if Neutron ends up performing a point-to-point mission before Starship does…
Fairing goes “om-nom-nom”!
Canards look quite similar to the ones on New Glenn.
I can’t wait to see Neutron fly!
Sounds like Starlink direct-to-cell, China edition.
Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V :)
https://bsky.app/profile/rykllan.bsky.social/post/3looqtsrza22j
#Falcon9 fairing halves of #Starlink 6-93
Starbase activities (2025-05-08):
Flight 9:
There’s an inactive gas well near the Sanchez site (Imgur, gis.rrc.texas.gov). There was some chatter about possible utilization back in 2021 (TechCrunch, Teslarati), but I haven’t heard anything recently.
Starbase activities (2025-05-07):
Flight 9:
Is a jigsaw puzzle a “game”?
/s
Just in case anyone needs a quick refresher:
How can this be read in an order which conveys the opposite meaning?
Is that Sam Reich?
Starship Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V?
I, too, am very curious how they plan to dissipate the heat…
I wonder if they would ever consider constructing, y’know, a pipe, rather than trucking in water…
Starbase activities (2025-05-06):
Flight 9:
https://x.com/SpaceX/status/1919940943366574275
Deployment of 28 @Starlink satellites confirmed
Stage 1 landing confirmed!
MECO, stage separation, M-vac ignition, and fairing separation.
It can’t. Kosmos 482’s orbital inclination keeps it between 52 degrees north and south latitude, so it won’t land near the polar regions.