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@CAnderson271 Yes, will be extremely intense. Early flights are especially dangerous, as there’s a lot of new hardware.

Sorry, to be clear, this pic is all real. Nothing rendered.

Falcon 9 on launch pad with Crew Dragon & new astronaut walkway https://t.co/aopO67qe4F

@enn_nafnlaus @TheJewbyrd7777 @DrakeFerroNyalk @13ericralph31 Spiral-winding is great for uniform thickness. We used that for the Hyperloop vacuum tunnel. However, Starship skin thickness will vary considerably according to loads.

@Yaru_Sasaki @enn_nafnlaus @Mulymule @NASASpaceflight Exactly

@Chima_Saboyo It’s all in the way you say it

Matt DeBord reviews all Tesla models https://t.co/ZZ7KW9cPpn via @businessinsider

@Wayne_Obie I do love Tintin

@FrameshiftShark @SpaceX More on this in a few months

Starship test vehicle under assembly will look similar to this illustration when finished. Operational Starships would obv have windows, etc. https://t.co/D8AJ01mjyR

@LPAmdee @SpaceX Aiming for 4 weeks, which probably means 8 weeks, due to unforeseen issues

Good shot of @SpaceX Starship flight test vehicle being assembled in Boca Chica, Texas

@paperclip9000 @renwis1 @thearkadia_ @Grimezsz Engines currently on Starship hopper are a blend of Raptor development & operational parts. First hopper engine to be fired is almost finished assembly in California. Probably fires next month.

@renwis1 @thearkadia_ @Grimezsz Haha

@yousuck2020 Not yet

@thearkadia_ @Grimezsz That’s a reasonable question

About a month away from the first orbital test flight of crew Dragon

@tonyydx @OneAngryGoyim @ShannonLeePerr1 Probably

@KeukenFiets https://t.co/H5h62XvdYN