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SpaceX Starship Flight 6 might come faster | Musk revealed how close flight 5 was to disaster
Hello friends,
Welcome back to another episode by Engineering Today, and I hope you’re all having a great time. After a long break, we’re finally back! And we’re back with an exciting piece of news.
SpaceX is once again on the edge of history, and this time, it's a leap that could bring humankind closer to the stars. In a landmark attempt next March, SpaceX plans to transfer propellant from one orbiting Starship to another. This technical milestone isn’t just about a fuel swap in space; it’s a critical step toward achieving the ultimate goal: landing humans on the moon under NASA’s Artemis program. NASA's $4.05 billion contract with SpaceX for two human-rated Starship vehicles signifies just how much faith the agency has in this bold vision, aiming to put astronauts back on the lunar surface for the first time since the Apollo missions.
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SpaceX Starship Flight 6 might come faster | Musk revealed how close flight 5 was to disaster
Hello friends,
Welcome back to another episode by Engineering Today, and I hope you’re all having a great time. After a long break, we’re finally back! And we’re back with an exciting piece of news.
SpaceX is once again on the edge of history, and this time, it's a leap that could bring humankind closer to the stars. In a landmark attempt next March, SpaceX plans to transfer propellant from one orbiting Starship to another. This technical milestone isn’t just about a fuel swap in space; it’s a critical step toward achieving the ultimate goal: landing humans on the moon under NASA’s Artemis program. NASA's $4.05 billion contract with SpaceX for two human-rated Starship vehicles signifies just how much faith the agency has in this bold vision, aiming to put astronauts back on the lunar surface for the first time since the Apollo missions.
HUGE THANKS TO:
Hazegrayart: youtube.com/@Hazegrayart
TijnM: youtube.com/@tijn_m
iamVisual: youtube.com/@iamVisualVFX
Aero Interior Design: youtube.com/@AeroInteriorDesign7
SpaceXvision: youtube.com/@spacexvision
Spaceflight Now: youtube.com/@SpaceflightNowVideo
Cosmic Perspective: youtube.com/@CosmicPerspective
The Launch Pad: youtube.com/@TheLaunchPad
Maximus Aviation: youtube.com/@maximusaviationchannel
AUDIO:
Voiceover by Scott Leffler -- scottleffler.com
We use images and content in accordance with the YouTube Fair Use copyright guidelines: youtube.com/intl/en/about/copyright/fair-use
Any questions about copyright please send us via Gmail: engineering.tody@gmail.com
To be resolved, thank you.
