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Starship 13 launch finally took place. Haven't looked up details, but it apparently did not go ka-boom this time.
Heard an interesting bit on CNBC this AM, SpaceX is starting to refuse customers for payload for Falcon and Falcon Heavy and are slowing their launch schedule in an apparent "all-in" move to Starship.
Also, just a reminder that when using a Starship variant to land on, and take off from, the moon, Starship will need somewhere between 8 and 20 refuel stops in orbit before heading to the moon.
Heard an interesting bit on CNBC this AM, SpaceX is starting to refuse customers for payload for Falcon and Falcon Heavy and are slowing their launch schedule in an apparent "all-in" move to Starship.
Also, just a reminder that when using a Starship variant to land on, and take off from, the moon, Starship will need somewhere between 8 and 20 refuel stops in orbit before heading to the moon.
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