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SpaceX Starship Flight 13 - Attempt 3 - Stakeout Stream

Leading up to NSF's Starship Flight 13 launch broadcast, NSF will go live with over six hours of commentary as we stakeout Starship's 13th flight. We will answer questions, observe the ongoing activit

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Goooo 13
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Now it really is a Star ”Ship”!
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When is the launch
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Stage separation 1st milestone, then all the mile stones to go orbital.
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Water towers can FLY !!!!!
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Wen hop
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Big respect
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Could someone put a throttle on EJ please? He could either slow down his speech a little or engage brain before putting mouth in gear. Maybe give him a 30 second 'stop clock' like they use in Chess matches so he doesn't over run his time constantly. I know he's an excitable puppy but puppies need to learn to sit, stay and even roll over in addition to fetching everything thrown for him.
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God's speed Space X. Booster of confidence..🙏
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In less than ten years NASA went from Project Mercury to Apollo 11 landing on the moon. They were using slide rules to engineer the feats.
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@NASASPACEFLIGHT It's probably a better solution to have a cone heat shield that overlaps the ship heat shield.
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When are we expecting launch?
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Hs this been cancelled?
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😊 I can't wait for the flight 148
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The white folded insulation?
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They will put the docking port in the center right where the cargo bay is for Artemis 3.
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YAYY!!! JOHN is back...!!

GO FLIGHT 13.!!!
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Took a photo of ship flying over Pretoria, South Africa. Pink-redfish Halfmoon moving fast! Amazing!
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A magnificent launch; the coolest part is when the satellites deploy one after another with Starship in view, and the funniest part is seeing it floating on the water.