Tomorrow

I was able to see that launch too! Rocket Lab always cooks with their mission patches. I can’t wait for things to really pick up in the next two years

Super excited to see Eclipse fly!

I think the goal is to figure out which sections of the ship are least resilient to tile loss. That would better inform the design of future versions of the ship, which are aiming to be more readily reusable. Doing it to save weight doesn’t make sense given the locations/the whole ablative layer

Poster update :)

Neither of them are perfectly accurate. I thought more streamlined nacelles might look cool for the Enterprise-D. Yolo lol

That looks like the second stage’s engines to me

Starship landing burn and splashdown in the Indian Ocean

Genuinely at a loss for words rn

Infographics on 400 missions of #SpaceX's #Falcon9 vehicle

#Space

A booster will look sick after a few flights tho

The window seems to be 7:45PM-1AM. Is it actually going off at the start of the window?

Do you know what the streak of light in the bottom of the picture is?

Cool

Go follow Erik. He’s made some of the most beautiful short films I’ve ever seen.

This is beautiful

Being able to walk under Discovery’s engines at Udvar-Hazy is amazing

Rockets are kinda cool I guess

Any fans of rockets on here?🎤👆

New Glenn is beautiful. I don’t want to hear anyone saying otherwise

You’re a real one 🙏

They removed a chuck of it off of both sides between the flaps. They need to reduce mass and catch hardware will ultimately need to go there. Last flight they had some aluminum tiles on that area and they based the heat shield redesign off of which aluminum tiles melted

One week 🎉

Its pretty snazzy if I do say so myself

That's so cool! I was at the Cape last spring. Its genuinely my favorite place in the world

Vulcan appreciation post

They're already building it?!

Can I join the list? I was not active on Twitter, but would love to join the community here

Nice!