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During Kai's trip to San Francisco to play Dragon Age: The Veilguard, he was able to secure an exclusive interview with BioWare's Francois Chaput (Missions and Level Design Director) and Matt Rhodes (Art Director). Later, though, he also participated in a roundtable Q&A with Game Directors Corinne Busche and John Epler where various colleagues from the press were able to ask their questions. One of the most interesting answers came on the topic of companions, which are the very focus of Dragon Age: The Veilguard and even prompted the title change from Dreadwolf. When asked when they decided companions wouldn't […]
SpaceX's Starship booster, which was the first in the program's history to splash down in the water successfully softly, might have exploded after the test ended, suggests an alleged leaked image and a fan analysis circulating on social media. While SpaceX's Starship tests aim to test the rockets to the point of failure and make subsequent upgrades, the firm has come under criticism for its first three flights, which have often been described as failures due to their inability to avoid unintended explosions or 'Rapid Unscheduled Disassembly' as SpaceX calls it. Now, an alleged leaked image of the fourth flight's […]
SpaceX is aiming to fly its full stack Starship rocket for the fifth time in early August, according to fresh details revealed by Elon Musk. 2024 has seen the firm gradually increase the risks with its tests as it expands its tests to fine tune all aspects of Starship's launch and landing profile. Starship's fourth test flight took place last month, and it was the first time that the rocket's first stage booster successfully splashed down in the ocean. At the same time, the second stage Starship also completed its atmospheric reentry for the first time, and true to form, […]
On the same day that its Starbase general manager Kathy Leuders speculated that SpaceX might not move forward with the highly risky tower catch of the Starship rocket on the upcoming test flight, the firm has shared fresh footage of its catch tests. SpaceX has been clamping down its tower arms, called chopsticks, around a portion of a Super Heavy booster to evaluate the system's parameters for a real life test attempt. Its footage, shared moments back, shows one of the clamp arms repeatedly closing in on the rocket section while the other arm remains mostly static. SpaceX Confirms Starship […]
SpaceX might not catch its Starship rocket with the tower arms on the next flight, shared Starbase general manager Kathy Leudders during a closed community talk given in Port Isabel, Texas, earlier today. Leuders oversees SpaceX's production and testing facilities in Texas, which are responsible for the Starship tests and rocket production. When asked whether SpaceX would catch its rocket with the tower, Leuders shared that while SpaceX will eventually do so, the catch attempt might not occur on the upcoming flight 5. SpaceX Has Invested $3 Billion In Starbase Texas Facilities & Earmarked Another $400 Million For Starfactory and […]
SpaceX is gearing up to fly its full stack Starship rocket for the fifth time in late July, according to fresh comments from CEO Elon Musk. Starship's fourth test took to the skies earlier this month amidst much fanfare, and it marked the first time that both the ship and the booster met their test objectives. Owing to its complexity, which stems from 33 Raptor engines, the booster had presented SpaceX with problems during earlier tests. During the fourth test, the rocket successfully made a soft splashdown in the ocean. After the test, Musk was quick to share that the […]
In a live stream on X this weekend, Elon Musk continued to share details for SpaceX's fourth Starship test flight and future missions. Starship is the world's largest rocket, and its full stack lifted off for the fourth time in Texas last week. This was the fourth Starship test flight, and it was also the most successful test to date since both the booster and the upper stage spacecraft were able to softly splashdown in the ocean. According to Musk, ahead of flight five, SpaceX will add beefier heat shield tiles on the rocket, and the next flight could take […]
Two days after it managed to softly and successfully splash down its Starship booster in the Gulf of Mexico, SpaceX has shared fresh footage of the rocket's final moments. The Starship Super Heavy booster is the most powerful rocket in the world because of its 33 Raptor rocket engines, and the fourth Starship test flight on Thursday was the first time SpaceX managed to destroy the booster at will. The test was the fourth flight of the full Starship stack and the Super Heavy booster, and the footage shows Super Heavy gliding down towards the ocean before the feed switches […]
Soon after SpaceX's successful fourth Starship test flight yesterday, which saw both the booster and the spacecraft successfully soft land in the ocean, Elon Musk shared additional and new details for the test in an interview. Musk regularly engages with the broader spaceflight community and YouTube journalists in the form of social media posts and interviews. This time around, the billionaire executive was talking with Eliana Sheriff from the YouTube channel Ellie in Space. During the talk, Musk revealed that not only did he not expect the second stage Starship to survive reentry after its forward flap caught fire but […]
SpaceX marked major progress with its Starship program in Texas after the first stage Super Heavy booster successfully splashed down in the Gulf of Mexico earlier today. Today's test was the fourth flight of the fully integrated Starship stack, and it was the first time that the booster completed its flight without any major anomalies. SpaceX plans to catch the booster with its launch tower, but before the firm can attempt this, it has to ensure that the rocket is not a threat to the tower. SpaceX's Starship Super Heavy Booster Successfully Splashes Down In Gulf Of Mexico After Launch […]
SpaceX's Starship booster, which was the first in the program's history to splash down in the water successfully softly, might have exploded after the test ended, suggests an alleged leaked image and a fan analysis circulating on social media. While SpaceX's Starship tests aim to test the rockets to the point of failure and make subsequent upgrades, the firm has come under criticism for its first three flights, which have often been described as failures due to their inability to avoid unintended explosions or 'Rapid Unscheduled Disassembly' as SpaceX calls it. Now, an alleged leaked image of the fourth flight's […]
SpaceX is aiming to fly its full stack Starship rocket for the fifth time in early August, according to fresh details revealed by Elon Musk. 2024 has seen the firm gradually increase the risks with its tests as it expands its tests to fine tune all aspects of Starship's launch and landing profile. Starship's fourth test flight took place last month, and it was the first time that the rocket's first stage booster successfully splashed down in the ocean. At the same time, the second stage Starship also completed its atmospheric reentry for the first time, and true to form, […]
On the same day that its Starbase general manager Kathy Leuders speculated that SpaceX might not move forward with the highly risky tower catch of the Starship rocket on the upcoming test flight, the firm has shared fresh footage of its catch tests. SpaceX has been clamping down its tower arms, called chopsticks, around a portion of a Super Heavy booster to evaluate the system's parameters for a real life test attempt. Its footage, shared moments back, shows one of the clamp arms repeatedly closing in on the rocket section while the other arm remains mostly static. SpaceX Confirms Starship […]
SpaceX might not catch its Starship rocket with the tower arms on the next flight, shared Starbase general manager Kathy Leudders during a closed community talk given in Port Isabel, Texas, earlier today. Leuders oversees SpaceX's production and testing facilities in Texas, which are responsible for the Starship tests and rocket production. When asked whether SpaceX would catch its rocket with the tower, Leuders shared that while SpaceX will eventually do so, the catch attempt might not occur on the upcoming flight 5. SpaceX Has Invested $3 Billion In Starbase Texas Facilities & Earmarked Another $400 Million For Starfactory and […]
SpaceX is gearing up to fly its full stack Starship rocket for the fifth time in late July, according to fresh comments from CEO Elon Musk. Starship's fourth test took to the skies earlier this month amidst much fanfare, and it marked the first time that both the ship and the booster met their test objectives. Owing to its complexity, which stems from 33 Raptor engines, the booster had presented SpaceX with problems during earlier tests. During the fourth test, the rocket successfully made a soft splashdown in the ocean. After the test, Musk was quick to share that the […]
In a live stream on X this weekend, Elon Musk continued to share details for SpaceX's fourth Starship test flight and future missions. Starship is the world's largest rocket, and its full stack lifted off for the fourth time in Texas last week. This was the fourth Starship test flight, and it was also the most successful test to date since both the booster and the upper stage spacecraft were able to softly splashdown in the ocean. According to Musk, ahead of flight five, SpaceX will add beefier heat shield tiles on the rocket, and the next flight could take […]
Two days after it managed to softly and successfully splash down its Starship booster in the Gulf of Mexico, SpaceX has shared fresh footage of the rocket's final moments. The Starship Super Heavy booster is the most powerful rocket in the world because of its 33 Raptor rocket engines, and the fourth Starship test flight on Thursday was the first time SpaceX managed to destroy the booster at will. The test was the fourth flight of the full Starship stack and the Super Heavy booster, and the footage shows Super Heavy gliding down towards the ocean before the feed switches […]
Soon after SpaceX's successful fourth Starship test flight yesterday, which saw both the booster and the spacecraft successfully soft land in the ocean, Elon Musk shared additional and new details for the test in an interview. Musk regularly engages with the broader spaceflight community and YouTube journalists in the form of social media posts and interviews. This time around, the billionaire executive was talking with Eliana Sheriff from the YouTube channel Ellie in Space. During the talk, Musk revealed that not only did he not expect the second stage Starship to survive reentry after its forward flap caught fire but […]
SpaceX marked major progress with its Starship program in Texas after the first stage Super Heavy booster successfully splashed down in the Gulf of Mexico earlier today. Today's test was the fourth flight of the fully integrated Starship stack, and it was the first time that the booster completed its flight without any major anomalies. SpaceX plans to catch the booster with its launch tower, but before the firm can attempt this, it has to ensure that the rocket is not a threat to the tower. SpaceX's Starship Super Heavy Booster Successfully Splashes Down In Gulf Of Mexico After Launch […]