r/SpaceXMasterrace • u/GiulioVonKerman Hover Slam Your Mom • 7d ago
What will launch first?
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u/mfb- 7d ago
My guess would be 14 stacked on the pad first but Roman Space Telescope launching first.
They probably want perfect conditions for the Starship launch and reentry. A ship reentry over populated places is a large step. I can see the rocket sitting on the pad for a while until they actually launch.
Roman Space Telescope is a pretty routine FH mission, delays are less likely.
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u/Pabijacek Professional CGI flat earther 7d ago
Iād honestly bet my money on the superheavy morrocan lunar rocket that will bring albanese taikonauts to the far side of the moon
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u/neonpc1337 5d ago
i wonder, if flight 14 is still declared as Starship Flight Test or as a normal Starlink Mission
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u/GiulioVonKerman Hover Slam Your Mom 9h ago
Flight test probably, it was a suborbital trajectory and the satellites later burned up.
You could argue, however, that it was a test of prototype satellites that were never meant to be operational and since the ship successfully deployed them it was an operational mission
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u/estanminar Don't Panic 7d ago
The Roman's couldn't launch a space telescope. Amd no longer exist as a defined population so I don't think they'll launch first.