Another good video of the spacecraft Starship, which for the first time was able to catch the launch tower after an orbital flight. In more than 22 hours of flight, the ship made 14 revolutions around the Earth, placed 26 Starlink V3 satellites into orbit and returned to the same place from which it started. This is the 15th and longest flight in the history of the star program. NASA head Jared Itzhakman has already called it an almost magical capture and another step towards the implementation of the American lunar program. Starship is being developed as a return transportation system designed to put heavy loads into orbit, manned flights to the Moon and Mars. I remember how the program began, how the Russians bullied Musk, how Rogozin talked about Polopolisens, how Russian experts said that everything was cut and that a spacecraft basically could not enter orbit. The Internet remembers everything, and how the Russians called the stars "samovars" or "water towers" for the unseen appearance of the first prototype. Also, Russian experts went out of their way, trying to prove that large ships are not economically profitable, and this is just a soap bubble. Where are all these people now? Became military experts? On the economic downside today looks especially funny against the background of their stupid war, where astronomical sums are burned, burned the future of Russia. You don't study damn it. @igal levin.

Another good video of the spacecraft Starship, which for the first time was able to catch the launch tower after an orbital flight. In more than 22 hours of flight, the ship made 14 revolutions around the Earth, placed 26 Starlink V3 satellites into orbit and returned to the same place from which it started. This is the 15th and longest flight in the history of the star program. NASA head Jared Itzhakman has already called it an almost magical capture and another step towards the implementation of the American lunar program. Starship is being developed as a return transportation system designed to put heavy loads into orbit, manned flights to the Moon and Mars. I remember how the program began, how the Russians bullied Musk, how Rogozin talked about Polopolisens, how Russian experts said that everything was cut and that a spacecraft basically could not enter orbit. The Internet remembers everything, and how the Russians called the stars "samovars" or "water towers" for the unseen appearance of the first prototype. Also, Russian experts went out of their way, trying to prove that large ships are not economically profitable, and this is just a soap bubble. Where are all these people now? Became military experts? On the economic downside today looks especially funny against the background of their stupid war, where astronomical sums are burned, burned the future of Russia. You don't study damn it. @igal levin.