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Surprised this is not more common.

Thank you Mr. Bruno, I like these. If it is possible to include a transcription in the future? (Transcriptions are very easy too create these days) They are very handy.

They said at peak capacity it will manifacture 5 satellites a day. But for now, we don't know exact numbers.

It is about processing satellites, not manufacturing it. They manufacture in Seattle, process them in Florida. This 80 number is about Florida processing facility.

Do you have a guide how to read these pics? I am intrigued by your excitement by when I look at them I am confused. They are not much better than 3d pictures. At least for me:(

Thank you, I forgot about that different tech you have in California. Arianespace does the same I think.

I know you are building some infrastructure at California. Will it also have two VIFs? Also will you be able to launch from new pad this year also?

Thanks guys.

Right, it seems easy enough at first but then I am lost, alone in the jungle! I will be waiting your post. Gemini 2.5 pro can understand them, I think. I can ask it if necessary.

Thank you! I have a question though. Is there a source I can learn how to read beachballs properly? Or is it too deep for an amateur?

Thanks for sharing. Do we know how many satellites per Falcon9 launch?

I thought since these are external and very similar sized motors, it wouldn't be too different. But apparently it is.

@torybruno.bsky.social Hi, Mr. Bruno. In terms of engineering, can you use gem 63 xl instead of gem 63 with economicaly reasonable modifications?

@torybruno.bsky.social Hi Mr. Bruno. What happens if you drop a rocket during transport? Can you put it back and continue or it needs some repairs or is it dead?

Thank you. I am just a casual space enjoyer but even I can't buy that dream and how can they(spacex leadership) sell it with a straight face I don't know.

May I ask what do you think about a certain company's Mars claims? In terms of economics? Feasable?

If they can manage 4 launches in a 12 months window that would be huge success.

Fuelling?

Hypothetical: What happens if you just take the risk and launch in this particular case? Certain failure or could it work somehow?

Someone loving his job..

It says Aiane 6 on board so the payload and the rocket are together, right?

Good luck!

I meant that, thank you.

Good luck woth the launch Mr. Bruno. I wonder is it possible and economically feasible to fully automate this transport process?

Ocean's Twelve is the best one. Fantastic. All three are beatiful though. How can anybody not like it?!

Hi. Amazon says their satellite will share their position. If this behaviour spreads out, it would be good/enough I assume?

@torybruno.bsky.social Hi Mr. Bruno. Are you on track with a dozen launches in 2025 and would that target depend on West coast infrastructure completion? Have a nice day.

Interesting. Did they give any reason? Is it because this was kind of a stress test and failure was inevitable and within the plan?

It was loooong:) Do you also find the shaking somewhat low? You said as third option(lower chance?) there could be another slip off video. I also thought shaking was surprisingly short for this big of an earthquake. Thanks anyway.

Do you have more on that? Like fan-level video on spacecraft seperation?