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  2. SpaceX Falcon Missions Section - NASASpaceFlight.com

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    SpaceX F9 : Starlink group 6-68 : CCSFS SLC-40 : 12 November 2024 (~11:26 UTC) Started by Galactic Penguin SST. 4 Replies. 650 Views. Today at 12:48 pm. by Ken the Bin.

  3. SpaceX Starship Program - NASASpaceFlight.com

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    SpaceX Starship - Starbase, Boca Chica, TX - Launch Viewing. Started by russianhalo117 « 1 2 3 ... 5 Next All ». 95 Replies. 75016 Views. 10/09/2024 07:08 pm.

  4. SpaceX would love to recover the second stage, which they had planned. But it sounds like they have given up on that. Transcript - Elon Musk at MIT's Aero/Astro Centennial (part 1 of 6) [What about the second stage?] The next generation vehicles after the Falcon architecture will be designed for full reusability.

  5. spacex - What computer and software is used by the Falcon 9? -...

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    196. SpaceX uses an Actor-Judge system to provide triple redundancy to its rockets and spacecraft. The Falcon 9 has 3 dual core x86 processors running an instance of linux on each core. The flight software is written in C/C++ and runs in the x86 environment. For each calculation/decision, the "flight string" compares the results from both cores.

  6. spacex - What guidance algorithm does Falcon 9 use during powered...

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    The SpaceX Falcon 9 does a powered touchdown with a rocket thrust higher than mass, so is not able to establish a low altitude hover and final descent as used by the Apollo lander. Instead it needs to reliably generate a sequence of thrust vector and throttle inputs that simultaneously achieve vertical and horizontal speeds of zero while also ...

  7. spacex - Why will Starlink satellites use krypton instead of...

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    It's the same reason SpaceX often does things differently: Krypton is a lot cheaper. The satellites are designed to control costs. For example, each will maneuver with Hall-effect thrusters—ion thrusters in which propellant is accelerated by an electric field.

  8. spacex - How to understand "rat" moving on Falcon 9 second stage...

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    Incidentally, in the absence of much, much more evidence, suggestions that this is a live rat on a filming set at low altitude, and that SpaceX's launch videos are faked, are not credible to me. Commercial, profit-driven corporations appear to give SpaceX a great deal of money to put expensive things into orbit.

  9. The biggest difference is the nozzle.For optimal performance in vacuum, you want a much larger one. According to Spaceflight 101, the chamber pressure is the same, but the expansion ratio (throat area to end-of-nozzle area) is 7 times larger in the vacuum variant, which (if correct) implies about 2.7 times the nozzle diameter if the throat is unchanged.

  10. SpaceX contractors and suppliers? - NASASpaceFlight.com

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    SpaceX has publicly indicated that the development cost for Falcon 9 launch vehicle was approximately $300 million. Additionally, approximately $90 million was spent developing the Falcon 1 launch vehicle which did contribute to some extent to the Falcon 9, for a total of $390 million.

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