LR11350 aka FRANKENCRANE The tower that builds the tower. This is a modular card, able to extend itself for stacking a #Starship without the chopsticks! It was fun to design; couldn't have done it without old references from LabPadre Space and those tagged in the images. Make sure to

Posing in the Rocket Garden The first mission of the Polaris, spearheaded by Jared Isaacman, will show off innovative milestones that will only grow with each successive launch. The culminating crewed #starship flight will be astronomical! Make sure to follow and support

Imagine all the People We thought it would be cool to see a team up of different disciplines from the #space industry provide commentary on a #Starship launch. A wild combination would be What about it!?, John Insprucker, and Amy Shira Teitel, who are 3 heroes of ours. Join the party

The dearMoon will provide astronomical perspectives during its trip around the #moon. Who will be their commanding astronaut? #starship #boardgames

Breaking News: First test footage of SpaceX firing a Raptor engine at a water cooled steel plate! Whoa! Poor plate! 🤯

Bring #Starship Home The board game 'Stage Zero' is at 72% of pre-orders needed. This is it, we need your help! Now is the time to pre-order Stage Zero, or even a copy of last year's game Starship Shuffle. It all goes toward reaching the finish line! Please retweet and pass

Oh boy! There's a lot to talk about! ❤️🚀 Starship 25 comes back for a static fire. Elon Musk's SpaceX tests a water-cooled plate for Starship, NASA chooses a second moon lander from Blue Origin, and the Artemis II crew is getting ready! Full Video: youtu.be/k-WOWFs_Pa8

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⁦Elon Musk⁩ ⁦What about it!?⁩ ⁦@3DDaniel1⁩ ⁦@sr_kotta⁩ ⁦GrandpaJoe⁩ while we wait I thought I’d revise an old concept 😂

First the 3 Rvac then the 3 Rsl makes more sense. Here is an updated animation: #SpaceX #b3d #starshiphotstaging Elon Musk #IFT2

Starship: Catch & release - Though not planned for the first few launches, with the help of LunarCaveman, I have put together this infographic explaining how SpaceX plans to catch the biggest operational rocket in history on future missions.