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That was incredible, except for the ending. That was a weak ass explosion. I think they should try again.

I wonder what happened with the booster landing rockets as well? Was that intentional?
 
It'd be good to finally have a mostly intact Starship to chuck in a museum.
They need to save it. I know they expected it to blow up, but it didn't. The Ominisiah wills the survival of this divine constructs machine spirit. It must be brought back to the Air and Space museum, anoited with holy lubricating oils and read the catechism of standard maintenance.
 
They need to save it. I know they expected it to blow up, but it didn't. The Ominisiah wills the survival of this divine constructs machine spirit.
I wonder just how long it can float lol. I assume it's water tight, so.. Is it going to end up washing ashore someplace down the road if they don't go get it?
 
They need to save it. I know they expected it to blow up, but it didn't. The Ominisiah wills the survival of this divine constructs machine spirit.
There is a good chance with carrier deployments, as well as other amphibious warships. Australia has two, not sure if it could put it into the ship, [or if they'd want to risk it], I've noted Australia's, and knowing Trump he'd want to go pick up a big rocket to bring back to America.
 
Not even sure if those have enough space for a Starship. Any specs on what a Gerald R. Ford can support?
They'd need something like the MV Blue Marlin, a semi-submersible heavy lift ship. China has three, but for reasons that should be obvious, they're unlikely to cooperate. Closest western one is BOKA Vanguard, currently near Malaysia,
 
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