Starhopper for moment is equip with Cameras and loudspeakers
why loudspeakers ?
There two logical conclusion
one to Warn everyone nearby of engine Testing or liftoff
Second noise suppression with active noise control
Active noise control - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
To Broadcast a kick-a** sound track? Every great event needs a good theme song.. to paraphrase a movie
Out Of This World! Tom Cruise Plots Movie To Shoot In Space With Elon Musk’s SpaceX
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Meanwhile, at SpaceX Boca Chica - following two successful Static Fire tests, Raptor SN18 was removed from Starship SN4 and enjoyed a forklift ride!
Testing will continue on Starship before the Raptor is reinstalled for the Hop campaign. SN5 and SN6 wait in the wings to follow up on what will hopefully be a successful SN4 test series.
Video and Photos from Mary (@BocaChicaGal) and "Nomadd" for NSF. Edited by Jack Beyer (@thejackbeyer).
The first unit is flying on the next launch, and by flight 9 in June all future Starlink satellites will have sun visors.
As previously noted, the first VisorSat prototype will launch in May and we will have these black, specular visors on all satellites by June.
Source: https://www.spacex.com/news/2020/04/28/starlink-update
The first unit is flying on the next launch, and by flight 9 in June all future Starlink satellites will have sun visors.As previously noted, the first VisorSat prototype will launch in May and we will have these black, specular visors on all satellites by June.
Source: https://www.spacex.com/news/2020/04/28/starlink-update
The first unit is flying on the next launch, and by flight 9 in June all future Starlink satellites will have sun visors.As previously noted, the first VisorSat prototype will launch in May and we will have these black, specular visors on all satellites by June.
Good news for all astronomers concerned with the Starlink being too bright in the night sky. Don't know why the first Starlink satellites did not come with sun visors in the first place.
That is bad news for Starship.
This isn’t a Starship thread it’s a general Space X thread.
That is bad news for Starship.
How does this have anything at all to do with Starship? Different launch vehicles in different states.