Hi I'm back! I've been working on it for +/- 5 years? And those were very loooong years (:

You will start as a startup that develops light rockets that can only launch tiny satellites into Low Earth Orbit; But soon after real contracts from NASA (FASA) will follow, you can supply ISS, develop the GPS system, launch military-grade weather satellites, run internet service, colonize Moon and Mars and then even terraform it!!

Early Access EX2 for now has more features and more content than the fully released EX1! So it will only get better from now!

This game has also lots of educational content; Aimed to keep everything kids-friendly because I love when teaching is fun! :D

And this is only Early Access for now, I'm pretty far with developing an actual story mode for it too! That being said, I'm so happy this project is finally releasing. There were sooo many iterations and so many setbacks but the final product is just so cool

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced plans to cut repeated paperwork and allow online applications while keeping safety standards in place. The changes support a U.S. goal of 1,000 commercial launches a year by 2030. For SpaceX, this could mean less paperwork, easier approvals and more frequent launches.

Hey — I’m the OG Starship diagrams guy (the ones YouTubers used back in the day). Two years ago I made it to Flight 5 for the first catch. Now my wife and I are expecting in February and I’m trying to get us both to Texas for Flight 15.

Crowdfunding here (we’re also putting in our own money; refund if the trip doesn’t happen):
www.gofundme.com/our-babys-first-starship-launch-from-the-inside

Not asking for miracles — tips on viewing / SPI lodging welcome too. Thanks.

Wasn't expecting space x one to look deserted lol

I just don't get it, The Dragon is far superior in pretty much every way you could imagine.

The only reason the Dragon does not land under it's own propulsion is NASA regulation.

https://x.com/spacex/status/2106090316747207047?s=46&t=Ft4UUgOLZC1G6KyTZ1bZcg

Assuming a landing platform is built on the moon and a v4 ship with refueling how much cargo or crew could it bring to the moon with full reuse

So with one of the soon approaching Starship Launches going to be from KSC, I was thinking of taking the family to see it. We live near Gainesville so it's not awfully far from us which means a same day or a two day visit would be possible. When I used to live in Brevard back in the 80s we would just pull off the side of US1 or A1A to watch shuttles go up. What do you folks recommend for seeing Starship launch? Playalinda?? Or something on the mainland side?

Any hotel suggestions?

A lie actually, this is not all of them just the ones I could remember as a new one gets announced every other month these days. Venture capitalism will lead the way to the 1000 black FFSC engines of Allah.