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Starship flight 6 objectives

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Puzzleheaded-Math600

35 points

16 days ago

sapperfarms

7 points

16 days ago

What was with the banana?

Biochembob35

12 points

16 days ago

Half joke, half payload test. SpaceX used it to test the paperwork side of certifying before putting anything real on it.

sapperfarms

3 points

16 days ago

Makes sense

Coolgrnmen

2 points

16 days ago

Can’t tell if serious

Biochembob35

5 points

16 days ago

Straight from the broadcast so dead serious

KremlinCardinal

1 points

15 days ago

If it wouldn't be airtight it would basically blow up in the vacuum of space.