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@morgan_murphy Lovable dog ❤️. Mine looks like yours but in black & white.

@Aaron_M_DeVries 🤣🤣

@alvianchoiri True. Each of these engines is also slightly different. Raptor is evolving rapidly.

@SpaceIntellige3 It is stable on the ground without propellant loaded, which is an improvement from OG Atlas

@PPathole @wjduncan She’s neither here nor there

@JaneidyEve Beatrix Potter energy!

@wjduncan One is Havanese & one came from the pound

@bluemoondance74 Hard to tell scale, as body diameter is 9m or ~30 ft, but it looks like it could be R2D2 size in this video https://t.co/DxRxsMEwwi

So proud https://t.co/Me5HirnJ6N

Raptors https://t.co/oycjgNI8HE

@yourfavgas @Erdayastronaut @PPathole @austinbarnard45 @LabPadre Hard to hide anything from the Internet! Yeah, we’re going to reuse much of the thrust section.

@Erdayastronaut @PPathole @austinbarnard45 @LabPadre Exactly. No point in an abort system on Mars, so got to make the core ship super safe.

@Erdayastronaut @PPathole @austinbarnard45 @LabPadre Rockets & spacecraft have to operate in vacuum, so maintaining pressure is fundamental. However, this can be made very safe over time imo.

@Erdayastronaut @PPathole @austinbarnard45 @LabPadre There are redundant pressure control valves. It’s a new system and SN3 was simply commanded wrong. Rockets are hard.

@Erdayastronaut @PPathole @austinbarnard45 @LabPadre If you lose pressure control on rocket propellant tanks, you’re doomed anyway, so might as well go all in

We’re adding this here catchy tune to the music maker in the Tesla!

@PPathole @austinbarnard45 @LabPadre Pretty much. Good news is that this was a test configuration error, rather than a design or build mistake. Not enough pressure in the LOX tank ullage to maintain stability with a heavy load in the CH4 tank. This was done with N2.

@HenryFordNews @Tesla 👍

Press any key to continue https://t.co/gFnlYoUGdy

@NYCHealthSystem @Tesla You’re welcome!