Not from Earth. 👽🌌 Decoding signals from the edge of the cosmos. Black holes, deep galaxies & alien whispers.🛸 Follow if you still believe in the stars.💕
Quasar
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🔥🚀 SUPER HEAVY — An absolute monster of engineering!
Standing approximately 72 meters tall and 9 meters wide, SpaceX's Super Heavy booster is built on an extraordinary scale.
💪 Propellant capacity: 3,650 metric tons
📏 Height: 72 meters
📐 Diameter: 9 meters
🚀 Liftoff thrust: 18.1 million pounds
This enormous booster provides the power needed to send Starship toward orbit and beyond.
Human engineering at an incredible scale! 🌎
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💰 Money can buy you an escape. Intelligence can help you find a way forward when you have nothing. 🧠
Money gives you access to resources, opportunities and convenience. It can solve many problems instantly.
But intelligence gives you something different: the ability to think creatively, recognize opportunities, adapt to challenges and build solutions from scratch.
Money can open doors, but intelligence can help you discover doors that others don't even see.
The real power lies in having both. 🚀
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🔥🚀 60 seconds of pure rocket power.
Development of the ZERO launch vehicle continues with weekly engine-firing tests designed to validate performance and durability.❤️
This latest test captures the beautiful blue flame of its methane-fueled propulsion🚀 system, complete with clearly visible shock diamonds emerging from the engine nozzle.
Every test brings valuable data, helping engineers refine the system and move closer to flight.🥰
Behind every powerful rocket is a dedicated engineering team! 💙
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🚀 A historic milestone for SpaceX!
On September 28, 2026, Starship reportedly reached orbit for the first time in its third-generation configuration.
Designed to eventually transport more than 100 people, Starship could open new possibilities for human exploration of deep space, the Moon and Mars. 🌕🔴
And the date carries special significance: exactly 18 years earlier, on September 28, 2008, Falcon 1 became the first privately developed liquid-fueled rocket to reach orbit.
Two milestones. One ambitious vision: making humanity multiplanetary. 🌎✨
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🚀 The Tesla Roadster is taking electric performance to another level!
The new Roadster reportedly achieved 0–60 mph (nearly 100 km/h) in just 0.81 seconds during its presentation.
And the spectacle didn't stop there! It jumped over several cars and a Tesla Semi, even performing a mid-air spin. 🤯
Tesla claims a top speed exceeding 370 km/h and a range of more than 480 km.
Production is currently planned for 2028.
Is this the future of electric supercars, or has Tesla gone too far? ⚡
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Here’s a huge throwback. 😜December 9th, 2020 A video I took of SN8 during the first ever bellyflop and landing attempt. 🥺
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The "Twang" Phenomenon: As the Space Shuttle Main Engines (SSMEs) ignite prior to liftoff, the immense thrust causes the entire stack to tilt toward the external tank and then spring back.Completely Expected: While it looks sketchy, this flexing motion is totally normal and happens with every flight.
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September 28, 2026. From Starbase, Texas, SpaceX launched Starship Flight 14 — and for the first time in its history, Starship reached Earth orbit. The spacecraft successfully deployed 26 next-generation Starlink satellites before returning to Earth and completing a historic flight. Standing there and watching this happen in person was something I’ll never forget.
Elon Musk says Starship Flight 15 is hopefully just 4–6 weeks away, potentially launching shortly before Thanksgiving. For the first time, SpaceX will attempt to catch both the Super Heavy booster and Starship upper stage using the launch tower arms at Starbase’s Pad 2.
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Booster 22 is heading back to Pad 2. The Super Heavy V3 booster rolls past the Megabay at Starbase ahead of Starship Flight 15. It has already completed its full-duration, 33-engine test firing
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