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Starship is go for launch

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What "green" propellant powers Curie, the engine on RocketLab's payload kickstage?

answered Mar 21 at 0:26

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Could SpaceX Super Heavy (Starship) Booster reach Earth orbit without starship on top?

answered Mar 23 at 12:01

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Which STS mission had the most accidents or failures?

answered Mar 21 at 9:58

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Is the launch of a rocket slow because the change in velocity (delta_v) should be as small as possible because of energetic reasons?

answered Mar 21 at 9:25

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Did any astronauts smoke within a spacecraft while in space?

answered Mar 15 at 12:16

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What is the speed of crew Dragon upon splashdown?

answered Mar 20 at 0:26

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Where and how many RCS thrusters are installed on Starship?

answered Mar 19 at 13:59

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How does SpaceX get through regulatory issues so quickly?

answered Mar 17 at 10:03

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Why do the SpaceX suits require "drying" during the mission?

answered Mar 16 at 15:37

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Will the International Space Station be able to see the Falcon 9 (Inspiration4 launch)

answered Mar 14 at 10:17

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Could an ICBM self-destruct?

answered Mar 14 at 18:22

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How often has the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy been in space?

answered Mar 12 at 0:30

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Is the charge on Martian dust positive or negative?

answered Mar 12 at 0:59

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What precautions are planned to prevent samples returned from Mars crashing and releasing organisms on Earth?

answered Mar 12 at 9:55

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Why does the Falcon 9 first stage continue to decelerate after its reentry engine burnout?

answered Jun 27, 2022 at 11:19

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Will SpaceX paint over the NASA Worm on booster 1058 for its next flight?

answered Mar 12 at 0:16

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Why did the Virgin One launch fail?

answered Mar 10 at 20:58

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Could Perseverance survive if Ingenuity failed?

answered May 24, 2022 at 10:05

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What happens if the range control fails?

answered Feb 28 at 1:11

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Why is the Ariane 5 shorter than the Ariane 4?

answered Feb 24 at 16:21

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What do the terms milli-g and microgravity mean? How are they used?

answered Feb 24 at 1:40

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What paper size do they use on the International Space Station?

answered Feb 20 at 11:45

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Falcon 9: how much fuel is left on a booster after stage separation?

answered Feb 23 at 20:19

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How many SpaceX 2nd stages are in heliocentric orbits?

answered Jun 24, 2022 at 22:12

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Why does Vandenberg have the most launches?

answered May 25, 2022 at 11:10

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Could a helicopter fly on Mars?

answered May 23, 2022 at 20:15

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How many times has SpaceX reused Falcon 9 first stage until 20th May 2022?

answered May 20, 2022 at 10:10

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Why did the Hyperbola-1 launch fail in February 2021?

answered May 8, 2022 at 20:28

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Is N2O a practical monopropellant?

answered Feb 11, 2022 at 12:07

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What ever happened to 6Q0B44E - potentially the "artificial satellite (with) the farthest orbit around the Earth"?

answered Feb 7, 2022 at 16:45