Replay! SpaceX Starship launches on 4th test flight

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SpaceX’s Starship Flight 4 mission is the fourth test flight of the company’s Starship and Super Heavy launch vehicle. When fully assembled, they stand nearly 400 feet tall and are the world’s largest and most powerful rocket. SpaceX has designed Starship as a fully reusable ultra-heavy lift launch system for missions to the moon, Mars and beyond. NASA’s Artemis program, for one, has selected Starship as the lander to carry Artemis 3 astronauts to the south pole of the moon in 2026.

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42 thoughts on “Replay! SpaceX Starship launches on 4th test flight”

  3. The flaps are the most sensitive element in the starship creating a weakness point at the joint axis, even if they placed those small plasma shield at the front & base of the flap the plasma heat still entering that area , those moving flaps are a design problem that need to be Re Engineered…

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  22. What you guy mean with "not interested intending to do any recovery…" of what's, the booster push bottom part of the space ship or what it is????
    Hope you guys left behind parts of the test and experiment ships!!!
    Please don't and if can understand my questions and answer back please 🙏🏻 Thanks!!!
    Congrats for grater progress and successful results.
    Definitely is way, way more to know, learn, to improve, proof and discover, 😉😁🤗🤩👽☝🏻!
    🤌🏼 Are you guys hiring to work???

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  25. Minnesota State Senator: Shaken to the Core Upon Learning about Organ Harvesting

    John Hoffman, the State Senator of Minnesota, said, “Leaders of all levels of government in every country have a responsibility to ensure such violations of human rights cease and that everyone has the opportunity to live free of the terror that is forced, and that is part of forced organ harvesting.”

    He said he was shaken to the core upon learning about China’s live forced organ harvesting from prisoners of conscience. “Forced organ harvesting is truly a monstrous practice that is difficult to conceive even exists until it is brought before you. The idea that there are those that take someone’s life and treat them like parts for pay or favors, still leaves me horrified.”

    While working to bring awareness on the issue in his own state, he met some obstacles – due to the economic ties the CCP has with many nations, the international community has largely stayed silent in the face of such horrific actions, preventing more people from knowing what’s happening.

    He noted that he was encouraged to see organizations such as Doctors Against Forced Organ Harvesting (DAFOH) are working to “provide the medical community and society with objective findings of unethical and illegal organ harvesting, which protect ethical standards to preserve human dignity.”

    With more information put forth by DAFOH, “it will build a wave that cannot be stopped by financial interests – a wave that is about human dignity and human rights. I have hope that with perseverance and with strength of the truth, we can all come together to end forced organ harvesting for good.”

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  28. Something no appeared right on the Launch 🤔and I only 👀 2 seconds b4 if that. No Offence.

    I No Logged on the Launch recent nor Signed Up. I dont get Paid by Space X nor Elon Musk plus what was told of him just few days ago are you kidding me

    Space Brats like me We Know Knowledge.

    Peaceful Comment Edited re Grammer Error of tiredness and just stepped out of Online Prifessionsl Meeting.

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  29. The Canadian House of Commons unanimously passed Bill S-223 to combat illegal human organ harvesting and trafficking with 324 votes on December 14, 2022. The bill is considered to be an important legal basis for Canada’s crackdown on forced live organ harvesting.

    Bill S-223 (An Act to amend the Criminal Code and the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act [trafficking in human organs]) was unanimously passed in the Canadian Parliament on December 14, 2022.

    Bill S-223 was originally sponsored by Senator Salma Ataullahjan. The bill proposes to strengthen Canada’s regulation of human organ trafficking by amending the Criminal Code to create new offenses against trafficking in human organs and expand extraterritorial jurisdiction for the new offense. The bill also seeks to amend the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act to prohibit permanent residents or foreign nationals from entering Canada if they engage in organ removal and trafficking without informed consent.

    Senator Salma Ataullahjan sponsored Bill S-223

    Senator Salma Ataullahjan who attended the reception after passage of the bill said that passage of S-223 was “a great day to celebrate.” The senator has tried to get similar bills passed four times within the past five years.

    “We’re seeing more organ harvesting, not less, and I think Canada is one of the few countries where we don’t align with our allies,” she said. “Most of them have legislation, we don’t. This legislation is long overdue, and I’m glad we finally succeeded.”

    Bill S-223 Defends Dignity of All Human Beings

    Garnett Genuis MP (Member of Parliament) delivered remarks on the bill passage in the reception on Parliament Hill. He said, “[Everyone possesses] a God-given dignity as human beings, and what we are trying to do when we speak about human rights is defend the idea of the inherent worth and dignity of all human beings—no matter where they live, no matter what faith they practice, no matter how big or how small they are, how old how young, how dependent or independent—that dignity is inherent in all human beings.”

    Garnett Genuis MP spoke at the reception on December 14, 2022 following passage of Bill S-223.

    He added that Bill S-223 is special because it is an extraterritorial application of criminal law. “That’s us saying in our Criminal Code, we are prepared to prosecute crimes that are committed by Canadians beyond our borders,” he said.

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