SpaceX to launch OneWeb's internet satellites, replacing Russian Soyuz rocketsOneWeb turned to a competitor in the satellite internet business. Starlink: SpaceX flies a Falcon 9 first stage for a record 12th time Space X set a booster reuse record when it flew a Falcon 9 rocket for the 12th time on Saturday, March 19. It benefits all, truly growth benefits all mindset vs trumpian/putinian 'zero sum'. Great cajones elonmusk for taking OneWebs business and expanding the market. Now the launch will be handled by Space X. Russia’s snub sends satellite company OneWeb into the arms of Elon Musk’s SpaceXRussia cancelled its scheduled launch of OneWeb's satellites over the British government's ownership stake in the company. ok, whn will SpaceX hav a Space Debris Collector/collection system.to cleanup Space & Earth's upperAtmosphere? Not as bad as collectng all th PLASTIC&WASTES DUMPD IN2 EARTHS WATERS! Ar many space materials of magnetic materials? Ok, wht about plastic/paint magnets workng on And if anyone actually believes this I have a killer deal on some ocean front property in AZ you may be interested in… I hope nobody inside. He said: “ has the potential to affect human destiny in a very profound way.SpaceX aims to send Starship into orbit in May | Engadget Elon Musk says Space X aims to launch the first Starship orbital test flight in May. Musk revealed that SpaceX is also working on an “interesting project” with Dr Saul Perlmutter at UC Berkeley that would see a massive telescope launched into space aboard a Starship rocket, which has 10-times the resolution of the Hubble telescope. The probable lifespan of civilisation is much greater if we’re a multi-planet species.” Eventually something will happen to Earth, hopefully not soon, either natural or man-made that would cause the end of civilisation.
“Long term, it’s essential for preserving the light of consciousness. “The overarching goal of SpaceX has been to advance space technology such that humanity can become a multi-planet species and ultimately a space-faring civilisation, and to make true the things that we read about in science fiction. “In order for life to become multi-planetary, we’ll need maybe 1,000 ships, or something like that,” Musk said. The rockets are currently being developed for Nasa’s Artemis mission, which aims to return humans to the Moon and establish a permanent presence their within the next few years, but the ultimate aim is to use fleets of Starships to establish a human colony on Mars. SpaceX is developing Starship as a mass-production rocket capable of transporting people and cargo anywhere in the Solar System, and is already building a factory capable of producing up to 100 a year.
“There’s a lot of risk associated with this first launch, so I would not say that it is likely to be successful, but I think we’ll make a lot of progress,” he said. SpaceX has already performed several sub-orbital flights using early prototypes of the Starship rocket, though only one of them launched and landed successfully without exploding. Musk revealed that the current configuration of 29 Raptor engines on the base of the Starship booster will be expanded to 33 for the orbital launch, making it “the biggest rocket ever designed”.
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