Last flight of the "Version 2" ship. Starting with "Version 3" early next year, specifically designed for in-orbit refuelling -- which is actually the most important technological barrier to...
Last flight of the "Version 2" ship. Starting with "Version 3" early next year, specifically designed for in-orbit refuelling -- which is actually the most important technological barrier to landing one of these on the Moon for NASA.
Biggest news was actually the announcement that they've finished building a second launch facility, and are now working on significant upgrades to the first one, which will allow for much faster launch cadence in testing and--ultimately--for the dozen+ rapid-fire launches required to fully refuel one of these things in orbit.
Linked to SpaceX site since they have a direct link to the video. Super cool, once again. No burn through on the fins this time, it looked like.
Last flight of the "Version 2" ship. Starting with "Version 3" early next year, specifically designed for in-orbit refuelling -- which is actually the most important technological barrier to landing one of these on the Moon for NASA.
Biggest news was actually the announcement that they've finished building a second launch facility, and are now working on significant upgrades to the first one, which will allow for much faster launch cadence in testing and--ultimately--for the dozen+ rapid-fire launches required to fully refuel one of these things in orbit.