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Published 6 months ago

It Will Take Only a Single SpaceX Starship to Launch a Space Station

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Voyager Space and Airbus have inked a contract with SpaceX to launch a private space station called Starlab. The rocket will be the largest and most powerful ever built. Starlab will be launched fully assembled in a single mission. But it's still unclear how economically viable this new generation of private space stations will be.

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It Will Take Only a Single SpaceX Starship to Launch a Space Station

SpaceX’s forthcoming Starship rocket will make it possible to lift unprecedented amounts of material into orbit. One of its first customers will be a commercial space station, which will be launched fully assembled in a single mission. Measuring 400 feet tall and capable of lifting 150 tons to low-Earth orbit, Starship will be the largest and most powerful rocket ever built. But with its first two test launches ending in “rapid unscheduled disas…

6 months ago·Mountain View, United States
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