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.
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.