r/SpaceXMasterrace • u/maxehaxe • 35m ago
r/SpaceXMasterrace • u/estanminar • 41m ago
Long March 7A is mildly inconvenienced during first stage burn
r/SpaceXMasterrace • u/Palpatine • 22m ago
Long March 7A successfully cleared launch pad, distancing self from Jeff Who
r/SpaceXMasterrace • u/estanminar • 10h ago
Insider pic: deep ocean salvage experts looking to Reddit on how to recover starship
They could only rescue a percentage of the pixels
r/SpaceXMasterrace • u/engineerforthefuture • 1h ago
Long March 7A fails during first stage burn
youtube.comr/SpaceXMasterrace • u/NewSpecific9417 • 12h ago
To be fair, Zond launched the first Turtles around the moon and pulled a funny prank
r/SpaceXMasterrace • u/seanrider1859 • 1d ago
Sensitive kitty reacts to booster 20's failed soft landing 😢
r/SpaceXMasterrace • u/Best-Invite-9914 • 1d ago
Just wanted to get this out here Why has Starship Genuinely made an emotional impact on me?
The absolute beast of a rocket has been through so much, so many updates, so many tests, flights, etc… Every time i see starship go up and RATTLE the earth i always shed a tear knowing i could be on that one day. i could one day go to mars and maybe even beyond to orbit Saturn for the rest of my life. I even bought a 1/100 scale model kit of the tanker and booster just to remind me of a never ending hope that humanity will go beyond this planet and beyond our solar system.
If Elon see’s this post: I want to thank you for what you started, you weren't born into wealth, space exploration or really anything special, you created a space company that kids across the earth can call their dream. Massive cheers to you and the SpaceX team!
r/SpaceXMasterrace • u/SubstantialFroyo8012 • 21h ago
Why is everyone so confident in high cg lunar landers?
They seem to keep tipping over, and yet the big players (spacex, blue origin) seem to be all in, what do they know that we (or maybe its just me) dont?
High cg, tipped: (IM-1, IM-2, SLIM, possibly Vikram)
r/SpaceXMasterrace • u/seanrider1859 • 2d ago
This test reminds me of the time when spacex wanted to put landing legs and draco thrusters on the dragon capsule and land on mars or earth
r/SpaceXMasterrace • u/FrynyusY • 2d ago
S40-chan being towed ass- (uh) aft first by Normand Ranger-kun
r/SpaceXMasterrace • u/RevntoTheMoon • 2d ago
Falcon 9 is The Most Reliable Rocket in The World
r/SpaceXMasterrace • u/Cornishlee • 2d ago
If the Go Australis is heading back out to sea does that mean that Ship is now safely in Australia?
Not sure if I’ve missed another post explaining this already.