[SCRUBBED DON’T WATCH!] Starship SN8's 12.5km test flight from only 5 miles [8km] away!!!
December 8, 2020
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SpaceX attempted a 12.5-kilometer hop with their Starship SN8 prototype vehicle. SN8 will lift off under the power of its three Raptor engines and fly to an altitude of approximately 12.5 km (~41,000 ft). At that altitude, using its body flaps, SN8 will flip to a horizontal position and descend belly-first.
Just prior to landing, using a combination of its engines and body flaps, SN8 will flip around again to attempt a soft propulsive landing.
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