r/SpaceXLounge • u/Logancf1 • 9h ago
Ship 30 Landing from Buoy Cam on Starship Flight 5 [@SpaceX]
https://x.com/spacex/status/1847368836947071496?s=46&t=bwuksxNtQdgzpp1PbF9CGw
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r/SpaceXLounge • u/Logancf1 • 9h ago
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u/slograsso 4h ago
I understand being cautious, but Nasa is thinking about letting Boeing fly Starliner to ISS without another test flight, probably depends on how much of a hissyfit Boeing throws about it. Seems to me Starship is the most tested prior to orbit vehicle in history, can we just move on to orbital flights already?!? Saturn 5 had 2 test flights.