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So how many parts in total, as of now?

It will be constructed from single weld rings.

The like button is desperately needed! Wonderful work, Damon!

and guess what 99% of space nerds would do.

OH MY GOD YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES

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@zer0Kerbal 0.625m seems a tad too small for a crew cabin, perhaps 0.975m or 1.25m would be more appropriate?

How about when Jim said that if Boeing couldn't complete SLS, that they would find other contractors? That to me seems like being critical of "all contractors that overpromise and underdeliver."

SSPXr? or else: https://www.gimp.org/ https://www.blender.org/download/releases/2-80/

ah. Awesome.

lovely jubly.

WOW. How on Earth did you make those screens?

• SpaceX of Hawthorne, California, $3 million SpaceX will collaborate with NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama, to develop and test coupler prototypes – or nozzles – for refueling spacecraft such as the company’s Starship vehicle. A cryogenic fluid coupler for large-scale in-space propellant transfer is an important technology to aid sustained exploration efforts on the Moon and Mars. https://www.nasa.gov/press-release/nasa-announces-new-tipping-point-partnerships-for-moon-and-mars-technologies

https://imgur.com/42FsaR2 gif of Mk1 Stacking (Not by me)

https://giphy.com/gifs/nasa-nasareactions-KEG5UtvXUD7WPIhhuy <- Link for more offical NASA gifs btw

HELL YES! This would be amazing useful!

Flordia man climbs in Mk2's nose cone, and is first homeless man in space.

you know you dont have a good argument when you have to resort to nit picking to make a "point".

are you joking? 100%. The first core stage is literally in the final stages of assembly right now. The first Orion is complete. The ICPS is complete. The SRBs are. All that remains now is engine mate on the core stage, testing, and then stacking in the VAB, and then, of course, launching, in late 2020.

TRIOP. IS. BACK!