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It is not a full stack, the rocket remains horizontal, but this is probably just a matter of moving it. If you look at it in perspective, it will be the launch of a definitive or finished rocket, not a prototype as will happen with the IFT5, with which Blue Origin enters a frank race. The only...

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In terms of the capsule, they look like a mix between the New Shepard and the Crew Dragon, meaning they could be sub-orbital or orbital. As for the booster, it appears to be the size of the New Shepard, but with the Falcon 9 design, its tourists may not reach the space stations, so that business...

It's good to see them and now with this new Delta class spacecraft, now for 6 passengers and it will be interesting to see Sir Richard's boys compete with the Blue Origin boys as well.

We assume that these two astronauts are not like those on Gilligan's Island, that is, that they are shipwrecked on the International Space Station. The strange thing is that a mission as complex as Crew-9 is combined to also be used as a means of bringing the Starliner shipwrecked people to land.

It looks some unstable, but is my first space shuttle see in orbit from Earth surface

I was suggesting a diameter increase for Starship alone, something like the ratio of the Falcon 9 booster to the thrust fairing on the second stage.

Canadair was once a manufacturer of tactical transport aircraft, now Canadarm anchors spacecraft to the International Space Station, although it was not designed for that. What will it be next? Perhaps a shepherd for old satellites?

Yes, I understand, I just expressed a wish

It looks like a teenage X-37 with somewhat disproportionate legs, but ISRO once again surprises with its low-cost approaches, they go slow but sure.

The Air Force demands a very large fairing, for the moment only ULA has that capacity, which also includes the X-37B, the new Falcon Heavy fairing with a similar capacity has not yet debuted, I don't know why these launches are not made with the Vulcan Centaur but instead this venerable Atlas V...

certainly, I had forgotten that, all that is lost in a controlled re-entry

A crewed cygnus was necessary, since right now there are two astronauts shipwrecked on the international space station.

It is possible that the original diameter in the first designs of the starship - super heavy system will be considered again, thus, from the current 9 meters it will be increased to 12 meters, the difficulty is that this implies a massive modification from the OLM to the sub orbital pads.

Not bad, hypergolic fuels will be replaced by methane and reuse will be Boca Chica, Texas style.