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Yep, on https://www.spacex.com/launches/mission/?missionId=starship-flight-2

I think @Dakitess means that, since the team is not known to curate their images, the improvement we are seeing in the latest previews is a really good sign.

An anomaly from a Saturn V launch turns out to be a portal in a cloud that captured the interstage ring, which subsequently appeared from the other portal over Sverdlovsk. In a remarkable coincidence, the ring just happens to pop out in time to crash into a passing U2 plane piloted by Gary Powers. @TheKosmonaut wins. Rock-paper-scissors-shoot, anything you want to do!

Looks like they're going to be streaming it on the SpaceX website as well as Totally-Not-Twitter. - SpaceX - Launches Also, what the heck is CT? Central Time? Central what Time? UTC exists, you know...

Ðat is actually a great idea, and I'm all for it.

Real cake would normally beat electronic confectionery, but the cake is a lie! @JoE_BoT wins! Rock-paper-scissors-shoot, anything you want to do!

Come on, guys. This is an open discussion, not a competition or intelligence test. Let's keep the personal comments out of it (some stuff removed) Well, it's all subjective. For me, the navball often gets in the way of the shadow, because I point the camera towards the sun so I know where the shadow should be. We're just different.

I think the differing views are all about play style, screen resolution and UI scaling. Play on an old device on a low-resolution and that navball takes up a third of the screen. If you are used to trying to land really tall crafts, even a small navball at the bottom of the screen will get in the way. At launch, the navball likewise blocks the flames and all the interesting bits at the bottom of the rocket. If you're into planes and like to line up nicely with the runway, it's difficult to do that from certain angles when the navball is in the way. Even landing a tiny, well-designed lander like the one in your picture just above my post, @PDCWolf, can be annoying for me because I'm looking for the shadow, not the ground, and that is often occluded by the navball in the middle. I personally love having a navball being off to the side. But that's because of my personal play style and potato computer. Everyone has their own preferences, their own devices, their own craft and their own mission goals. So my own opinion isn't any more important than anyone else's. EDIT: I also don't use the navball much when I'm close to the ground. I look at the change of altitude speed indicator at the top of the screen to know if I'm coming in too fast.

It would be in the way for docking

Rock-paper-scissors-shoot, anything you want to do!

Rock-paper-scissors-shoot, anything you want to do!

@Great Liao vs @Kimera Industries vs @TwoCalories: Starship on top of SLS is a failure right from stacking event and collapses in a ball of flames. Jool remains unconquered but hungry, so eats the sourdough grilled cheese and tomato soup and is still hungry. @Great Liao wins! Rock-paper-scissors-shoot, anything you want to do!

Rock-paper-scissors-shoot, anything you want to do!

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Hey all, small update for you all today: Firstly, we're excited to announce that community-favorite and infamous bug reporter @Anth will officially be joining the Intercept Games team on Monday! His community contributions since launch have been incredibly helpful so we just knew we had to bring him aboard as our new QA Tester! You can expect to see a slight reduction in public bug reports from Anth, but we know that he'll be logging dozens internally from day one and we're ready for it. Considering Anth's contributions to the K.E.R.B. so far, we do expect him to continue to be a critical part of our public bug status updates - just now from the dev side!

Rock-paper-scissors-shoot, anything you want to do!

By default, missing kerbals eventually respawn. Unless you are running custom settings, time should cure this problem

A million eels, attracted by the commotion, come slithering through every door, window, air vent and drain in the building.

The fighter tears through Starship like tinfoil. @TwoCalories wins! Rock-paper-scissors-shoot, anything you want to do!

Rock-paper-scissors-shoot, anything you want to do!

Rock-paper-scissors-shoot, anything you want to do!

Right, so how about we start again, no peeking this time. Rock-paper-scissors-shoot, anything you want to do!

I don't want to judge a game I play in myself. I was saying that your response appears to have been made after reading mine.