🔴 LIVE: SpaceX Starship IFT-6 Launch – Witness History in the Making! 🚀

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Join us for a thrilling live stream of SpaceX's sixth integrated flight test of the Starship and Super Heavy rocket, scheduled for November 19 during a 30-minute window opening at 4 p.m. CT. This highly anticipated test builds on the success of previous flights, pushing the boundaries of rapid reusability and paving the way for the future of space exploration. Don't miss this momentous event!

In this flight, SpaceX will aim to once again catch the Super Heavy booster at the launch site using the impressive chopstick arms of the launch and catch tower, while Starship's upper stage will test new thermal protection systems, maneuvering capabilities, and perform an in-space engine relight demonstration. These objectives represent significant strides toward a fully reusable space transportation system.

Our live coverage will provide real-time insights, expert commentary, and interactive Q&A to keep you informed and engaged. We’ll guide you through every moment, from liftoff to stage separation, booster catch, and Starship's descent into the Indian Ocean. We'll also delve into the new upgrades and what they mean for the future of Starship.

The success of this test could mark another giant leap toward making interplanetary travel a reality. Subscribe to Overlook Horizon, hit the notification bell, and join us live to witness the excitement, learn the science, and engage with a passionate community of space enthusiasts. Together, we’ll explore the next chapter in the Starship journey!

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That flip. Holy crap. Not a bit of motion wasted.

riparianlife
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So the early entry heating is actually ionization of gasses at 110km+ altitude. It has been seen on some really low orbit shuttle missions as well. It's really dim, so you can only really see the ionization at night.

kiefox
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So what was this Starship traveling through at +40.09?

jeffmoore