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.@SpaceX has lost communication with 3 of the 60 #Starlink satellites which are hoped to deorbit now. Another 5 are undergoing additional systems checks before they raise their orbits and 2 are intentionally deorbiting to test their re-entry capability.https://t.co/rkblLjBHuz
— Megaconstellations ???️?️?️?️?️?️ (@Megaconstellati) June 29, 2019
An update on SpaceX’s first 60 Starlink satellites. 55 are headed to their final orbits. Five are headed to a fiery grave — and three of them are doing so unintentionally. https://t.co/BXMheb3j6G pic.twitter.com/3rDwZTZkcB
— Loren Grush (@lorengrush) June 28, 2019
Skynet, er, Starlink is nearly operational...
— FreemanTV (@freemantv) June 28, 2019
https://t.co/nHmr3ooAjG
SpaceX is in communication with all but three of 60 Starlink satellites one month after launch https://t.co/6FvoBM4pMq pic.twitter.com/p95NRSm8RM
— The Verge (@verge) June 28, 2019
This would be remarkably fast. But if it happens, would be an incalculable game-changer in spaceflight.https://t.co/2WaCUbwoCz
— Eric Berger (@SciGuySpace) June 28, 2019
SpaceX is in discussions with 3 telecommunications companies for the first commercial launch (targeting 2021) of Starship, the company's massive next-generation rocket, reports @CHenry_SN: https://t.co/f8fY7PbjpY pic.twitter.com/CEJzIOyJdo
— Michael Sheetz (@thesheetztweetz) June 28, 2019
#SpaceX Starship and Super Heavy launch system will likely take place in 2021: Jonathan Hofeller, SpaceX’s vice president of commercial sales. Courting Telecom for first flights https://t.co/AfTHggGwRF via .@SpaceNews_Inc
— Gene J. Mikulka (@genejm29) June 29, 2019
Elon Musk has said a previously flown Falcon 9 booster priced “around $50 million,” down from $62 million." https://t.co/vUL3i4Z9WV
— Tren Griffin (@trengriffin) June 29, 2019
Feb 10, 2019: “Will [cargo in Starship on Super Heavy] be cheaper than F9 for kg to LEO ?”
Musk: “At least 10X cheaper” https://t.co/DUGwHoKxe3
SpaceX targets 2021 commercial Starship launch - https://t.co/rR8GlRQRmJ https://t.co/vcdALugLfQ
— Roger Holt (@RogerLewisHolt) June 29, 2019
Some exclusive details here on SpaceX's plans to introduce Starship and Super Heavy (formerly BFR) to the commercial launch market. That plan includes multiple hop tests this year, demonstration flights next year, and a 1st customer mission in 2021. #apsat https://t.co/WDKYrHkwg5
— Caleb Henry (@CHenry_SN) June 28, 2019
Some news here.
— Robert Zubrin (@robert_zubrin) June 29, 2019
SpaceX targets 2021 commercial Starship launch - https://t.co/Wj0lJpSRuU https://t.co/neeE8MiWiI
● SpaceX、2021年に新型ロケットBFR 最初の商業打上げ
— COSMONAUTs (@CosmonautsFeed) June 29, 2019
通信衛星を地球周回軌道上に打ち上げる。
BFRは前澤氏が月旅行で搭乗予定で、現在開発中の巨大ロケット。9m級の大きな荷物や人を載せ、月や火星にも飛ぶことを目指している。
スペースシャトルを彷彿とさせますね。
https://t.co/TwI2TyKqm4
Go! Go! Go! https://t.co/vylevCX2St
— William Ng (@William47596024) June 29, 2019
SpaceX社は2021年を目標としてファルコンヘヴィロケットによるStarshipの商業打上を行う模様。
— miya_p (@miya_space) June 29, 2019
SpaceX targets 2021 commercial Starship launch https://t.co/Bjg62vUgqg
SpaceX targets 2021 commercial Starship launch - https://t.co/YA9UAQGNm6 https://t.co/PzUajciJlk
— Gilles Leclerc (@spaceleclerc) June 29, 2019
Scoop-let by @CHenry_SN on #SpaceX BFR/Spaceship plans:
— Susanne Auer ?? (@AuerSusan) June 28, 2019
? "Fully operational" by 2020
? First commercial flight "early 2021"
? 20 tons GTO
? 5x reuse of #Falcon9 booster before year endhttps://t.co/LafOt74D0v
The Verge: SpaceX is in communication with all but three of 60 Starlink satellites one month after launch.https://t.co/GiyM4CvtFh https://t.co/GiyM4CvtFh
— Michael Yon (@Michael_Yon) June 30, 2019
A source of relentless motivation... even on a #SaturdayNight https://t.co/MdzVcYXi9d
— Srinath Ravichandran (@srinathr155) June 29, 2019
.@SpaceX plans to launch Starship's first commercial flight in 2021 ??➡️ https://t.co/PHNgxc98EH | via @engadget #Space #travel #tech #SpaceX pic.twitter.com/sKMECyecHs
— Beyond Static (@beyondstatic) June 29, 2019
SpaceX plans to launch Starship's first commercial flight in 2021 https://t.co/wPr1sFuWlL
— Transhumanism Australia (@transhumanismAU) June 29, 2019