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Starship (Debris) Entry in Puerto Rico 🇵🇷
Source: @eliassob
Source: @eliassob
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My favorite photo from this morning's launch. Captured using techniques I've never used before, it exceeded my expectations in every way. I feel this photo perfectly illustrates the beauty and power of Starship.
Source: @AJamesMcCarthy
Source: @AJamesMcCarthy
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Starship Liftoff through a Remote Camera, 500mm.
Source: @SpaceXFP
Source: @SpaceXFP
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Looks like the front fell off...
Source: @astroferg
The front of Ship 25 has been spotted from the coast Florida after the events witnessed during IFT-2.
It's possible this was the debris big enough to be visible when burning up near Puerto Rico.
Some speculate the mostly empty tanks might have allowed the front to separate at a welding line and escape the FTS during the much smaller explosion.
The FAA might not be happy about this but we can't say anything for sure.
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Starship’s hot-stage separation was the first time this technique has been done successfully with a vehicle of this size
Source: @SpaceX
Source: @SpaceX
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Watch the three center engines on Starship’s upper stage gimbaling just after separation. Right before they ignite for hot-staging, the engines angle themselves outward to direct their exhaust towards the vented interstage before re-centering for ascent.
Source: @SpaceX
Source: @SpaceX
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Starship and Super Heavy lifting off on flight 2. Check out those pressure waves!
Source: @thejackbeyer
Source: @thejackbeyer
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