Why Starship first reaching orbit is even more important than NASA thinks???
===
#alphatech
#elonmusk
#spacex
#starship
#starshiplaunch
#nasa
===
Images and Videos Sources:
NASA:
SpaceX:
Cosmic Perspective:
Everyday Astronaut:
LabPadre Space:
WAI:
Christian Debney:
TijnM:
Evan Karen:
Project Road to Mars:
TheSpaceEngineer:
Starship Gazer:
ErcX Space
ErcX:
iamVisual:
ULA:
arianespace:
Roscosmos TV:
Tesla:
Deven Perez:
C-bass Productions:
Groundtruth:
Ezekiel Overstreet:
Rocket Lab:
Blue Origin:
CGTN:
===
Why Starship first reaching orbit is even more important than NASA thinks???
When it comes to size and spectacle, the peak of the Space Age passed in 1973, with the final flight of the Saturn V rocket that had carried the Apollo astronauts to the moon. Its first flight, in 1967, provoked Walter Cronkite, an American news anchor reporting far from the pad, to exclaim: “My God, our building’s shaking here!” as ceiling tiles fell around him.
Half a century later, nothing as powerful has reached orbit since.
But in a Texas hamlet a couple of miles from the Kennedy Space Center, SpaceX, a rocketry firm founded by Elon Musk, is developing a machine that it hopes will change that.
At this moment, this rocket being launched into orbit is increasingly highlighting its importance more than we think, even surpassing NASA.
Why Starship first reaching orbit is even more important than NASA thinks?
Stay tuned as we dive into this episode of Alpha Tech!
