SN11 launch and explosion slowmo with binaural audio
https://youtu.be/l4eawtvznbc

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SpaceX's flightworthy boosters as of Apr 3, 2021
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r/SpaceX Crew-1 Dragon Port Relocation Thread
Welcome to the r/SpaceX Crew-1 Dragon Port Relocation ThreadI'm u/hitura-nobad, your host for this event!ProgrammeTimeDetails10:00 UTCNASA TV Coverage Start10:30 UTCUndocking11:15 UTCRedockingNASA TVQuick FactsQuickFactsDate5th April 2021Time6:00 AM EST, 10:00 UTCLocationInternational Space StationTimelineTimeUpdate 2021-04-04 09:38:33 UTCThread PostedStats1st US Vehicle relocation140 days since launch of Crew-1WebcastsNASA TV on YoutubeLinks & ResourcesComing soonParticipate in the discussion!Real-time chat on our official Internet Relay Chat (IRC) #SpaceX on SnoonetPlease post small launch updates, discussions, and questions here, rather than as a separate post. Thanks!Wanna talk about other SpaceX stuff in a more relaxed atmosphere? Head over to r/SpaceXLounge

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Soichi's detailed overview of the SpaceX IVA Suit
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eKJPhomawRo

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Starship SN15 prepares to rollout as Raptor testing ups a gear
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Neopork's Anatomy of Starship
https://twitter.com/Neopork85/status/1378325116409540611?s=19

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Elon on SN11 failure: "Ascent phase, transition to horizontal & control during free fall were good. A (relatively) small CH4 leak led to fire on engine 2 & fried part of avionics, causing hard start attempting landing burn in CH4 turbopump. This is getting fixed 6 ways to Sunday."
https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1379022709737275393

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"Crew dragon relocated to PMA 3" post by Scott Manley
https://twitter.com/DJSnM/status/1379101634169425923?s=19

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SpaceX Crew Dragon spacecraft relocated on space station

SpaceX Crew Dragon 'Resilience' was relocated from the forward facing port of the Harmony module to the space-faring port to make way for the arrival of the Crew-2 mission. SpaceX Crew-1 astronauts Mike Hopkins, Victor Glover, Shannon Walker and Soichi Noguchi were aboard the spacecraft for the relocation.

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SpaceX’s Gwynne Shotwell says the company plans to start polar launches of Starlink satellites this summer. Hopes to have full global connectivity after 28 launches; after that additional satellites will add capacity.
https://twitter.com/jeff_foust/status/1379448725282689027

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SpaceX fairing recovery ship Ms Tree have officially left Port Canaveral and leaving the SpaceX fleet
https://twitter.com/SpaceXFleet/status/1379556102489190401?s=19

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SpaceX on Twitter: Launch of 60 Starlink satellites is targeted for tomorrow, April 7 at 12:34 p.m. EDT from SLC-40 in Florida → spacex.com/launches
https://twitter.com/spacex/status/1379555200722038786?s=21

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Today's Starlink launch. That's 7 flights for B1058 in less than a year!
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B1058 lifts off SLC-40 on a beautiful sunny day in Cape Canaveral, Florida
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Elon Musk on Twitter: Ideal scenario imo is catching Starship in horizontal “glide” with no landing burn, although that is quite a challenge for the tower! Next best is catching with tower, with emergency pad landing mode on skirt (no legs).
https://mobile.twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1379876450744995843

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Elon on 'A Shortfall Of Gravitas' droneship - "Coming soon. Crazy number of launches this year!"
https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1379745815678230529?s=19

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r/SpaceX Starlink-23 Media Thread & Photographer Contest
It's that time again! As per usual, we like to keep things as tight as possible. If you have content you created to share (whether that be images of the launch, videos, GIFs, etc) or news articles about the flight, they go here.Photographer ContestWe are continuing the photographer contest, where you can submit your pictures related to this mission. That might be photos of the rocket on the pad, a shot of it launching or in flight, or pictures of the satellite overhead. We will put this thread into contest mode and announce the winner in a few days time.The winner will be allowed to post their picture directly on r/SpaceX and will get a special flair.Rules:You need to own the picture you are submitting1 picture per person (if you want to share more, mark the one you are entering with #Contest)If you have any feedback or ideas how to improve this contest, please send us a modmail!As usual, our standard media thread rules apply:All top level comments must consist of an image, video, GIF, tweet or article.If you're an amateur photographer, submit your content here. Professional photographers with subreddit accreditation can continue to submit to the front page; we also make exceptions for outstanding amateur content!Those in the aerospace industry (with subreddit accreditation) can likewise continue to post content on the front page.Mainstream media articles should be submitted here. Quality articles from dedicated spaceflight outlets may be submitted to the front page.Direct all questions to the live launch thread.Thanks!

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Soichi Demonstrates How To Put On His SpaceX's Spacesuit in Weightlessness
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RCbqYFwIBEQ

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Michael Sheetz on Twitter: SpaceX is proposing to build a 469 ft tall steel launch tower for its Starship rocket in Texas, which will also "catch the super-heavy booster upon return from launch," according to an FAA filing
https://twitter.com/thesheetztweetz/status/1380250646910238724

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[Elon on Twitter] Shock absorption is built into tower arms. Since tower is ground side, it can use a lot more mass to arrest booster downward momentum.
https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1380260058026532864

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The Exposure of Space Startups to US Export Control Rules (ITAR discussion)
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