From initial concept to reality.

Hopefully the skies of Mars will look like this some day.

Do you prefer New Glenn or Falcon Heavy?

Seeing these giant rockets rolling vertically on regular roads always feels so strange.

The New Shepard capsule uses gas to slow down just before touchdown. It's what creates the dust cloud that is visible every time it lands.

ULA's mobile service tower att SLC-37 has been demolished to make room for a new Starship launch site with two new Starship launch pads. 📷:NASASpaceflight

Slightly edited the clip to make it look better. 📷:NASASpaceflight

If people from 100 years ago could see the modern world they'd think that we're wizards.

I do think if SpaceX are really serious about colonising Mars they should fully set up in multiple countries. With political situations being quite unstable, if it for any reason became unviable to operate in any one country it shouldn't affect the rest of the program.

How can you not think this is beautiful? Does humanities achievements not amaze you?

I still remember how excited everyone was when we saw that SN15 was sitting on it's landing legs. Sometimes i really miss the suborbital hop days of the Starship program.

I don't think most people realize how complex Falcon 9's fairings are. They are their own little spacecraft capable of controlling themselves through reentry, splashing down softly for recovery and reflying more times than even the boosters.