3:12:32But in the future the big ones are going to release 400 at a time
3:12:36Yeah, they'll burn up in the atmosphere
3:12:36This is a sub-orbital flight, so they are all doomed to fall back into the atmosphere
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3:12:46Yep, it can't go down intact
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3:12:52they gunna hurtle into the ocean I bet
3:12:57it's on a suborbital trajectory so
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3:13:03well if you plan to launch thousands 20 is somewhat ok for a "test run"
3:13:12yep this is the 1st gen sats of v3
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3:13:13“Wow look gleep, a giant space catapillar flying with flaming farts is laying eggs from the human planet. Isn’t nature beautiful“ - :alien:
3:13:15Normally they are 450- 550 km up, Ship is now only 200km up
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3:13:29It's to test the PEZ dispenser, Starship, Falcon Super Heavy, and the satellites. SpaceX is smart to do a bunch of tests all at once.
3:13:29it proves the pez dispenser works
3:13:33And they don't stop coming and they don't stop coming
3:13:36if a sat can't deploy it dies
3:13:36they are testing the pez dispenser that deployed the satellites
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