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r/SpaceXLounge is a subreddit with 380k members. Its distinguishing qualities are that the community is huge in size.
Welcome to r/SpaceXLounge, the sister subreddit to r/SpaceX, and a place for relaxed and laid-back discussion. We recommend Old Reddit with r/SpaceXLounge. This subreddit is not an official outlet for SpaceX information. This is a fan-run subreddit. Employment posts will be removed.
Popular Themes in r/SpaceXLounge
#1
News
: "SpaceX crane collapses while dismantling wreckage from static fire"
24 posts
#2
Pain & Anger
: "Ship 36 just blew up at the Masseys test site"
5 posts
#3
Money Talk
: "Dr. Phil Metzger: A rough guess how much money was saved developing Supersonic Retro Propulsion by simply trying it and crashing rockets into barges instead of using a perfectionists, failure-averse development method. About 1/3 of a billion dollars."
2 posts
#4
Advice Requests
: "Why was the post about the “stranded astronauts” locked? I was an ADCO flight controller and can provide the truth."
1 post
Popular Topics in r/SpaceXLounge
#1
Spacex
: "Spacex crane collapses while dismantling wreckage from static fire"
114 posts
#2
Starship
: "Starship has lost control right near the end of the main burn."
73 posts
#3
Launch
: "Tested out my new tracking rig on last night's Launch from Vandenberg. I got a decent shot of stage separation."
45 posts
#4
Flight
: "Statement on Flight 8 by a starship worker"
23 posts
#5
Rocket
: "Honda successfully flies their reusable Rocket prototype s"
22 posts
#6
Elon
: "Elon on Flight 8 and 9."
19 posts
#7
Mars
: "There will be a planetary alignment in 2033 which will allow a 90 day transit to Mars"
13 posts
#8
Starlink
: "SpaceX update on Starlink 11-4 second stage deorbit failure. "During the coast phase of this Starlink mission, a small liquid oxygen leak developed, which ultimately drove higher than expected vehicle body rates"... "have already implemented mitigations for future flights.""
11 posts
#9
Test
: "View under the launch mount as Super Heavy's 33 Raptor engines ignite on Starship's eighth flight Test"
11 posts
#10
Spaceflight
: "Starship engineer: I’ll never forget working at ULA and a boss telling me “it might be economically feasible, if they could get them to land and launch 9 or more times, but that won’t happen in your life kid”"
10 posts
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