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What amazing SpaceX milestones are coming in 2020? - SpaceX Starship, Crew Dragon/Cargo & Starlink
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Today I want to explore with you the amazing SpaceX milestones coming in 2020. Of course, we can’t forget the massive year that SpaceX has had in 2019, but quite a few delays crept in there due to other projects being developed such as Starship and Crew Dragon development. Even still, SpaceX launched 11 Falcon 9 rockets one of them with the incredible Crew Dragon Demo 1 flight and two groundbreaking Starlink missions sending packs of 60 satellites into orbit. Just this week we’ve seen SpaceX stacking up the beginnings of the Starship. We see it outside being inspected prior to it being taken to the windbreak structure for more construction. We have a new nose cone here, new header tanks. Loads of work at the facility itself. The pace of development here is now really screaming along. Interestingly we spotted an FCC application submitted this week indicating mid-March to September for an experimental launch, landing, and recovery of a Starship suborbital test. This is exciting in itself. If we see such a thing prior to mid-year, could it be possible to see a prototype super heavy vehicle being constructed as well? This is going to be an amazing year.
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Today I want to explore with you the amazing SpaceX milestones coming in 2020. Of course, we can’t forget the massive year that SpaceX has had in 2019, but quite a few delays crept in there due to other projects being developed such as Starship and Crew Dragon development. Even still, SpaceX launched 11 Falcon 9 rockets one of them with the incredible Crew Dragon Demo 1 flight and two groundbreaking Starlink missions sending packs of 60 satellites into orbit. Just this week we’ve seen SpaceX stacking up the beginnings of the Starship. We see it outside being inspected prior to it being taken to the windbreak structure for more construction. We have a new nose cone here, new header tanks. Loads of work at the facility itself. The pace of development here is now really screaming along. Interestingly we spotted an FCC application submitted this week indicating mid-March to September for an experimental launch, landing, and recovery of a Starship suborbital test. This is exciting in itself. If we see such a thing prior to mid-year, could it be possible to see a prototype super heavy vehicle being constructed as well? This is going to be an amazing year.
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