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- 1SpaceX flies Starship Flight 14 with booster splashdownāSpaceX Starship Flight 14 - Launch & Booster Splashdown - LAUNCH STREAM
SpaceX launched the 14th flight of its Starship rocket from Starbase, Texas, with the live stream covering liftoff and the Super Heavy booster's splashdown in the Gulf of Mexico. The launch drew well over a million engagements as space enthusiasts followed updates on the vehicle's ascent, stage separation and recovery performance in SpaceX's ongoing test campaign toward reusable deep-space flight.
- 2SpaceX booster splashes down off Texas coast after landing burn testā¼SpaceX booster splashes down off Texas coast after simulated landing burn
A SpaceX booster splashed down in the Gulf of Mexico off the Texas coast after carrying out a simulated landing burn, meaning the rocket rehearsed its descent sequence without attempting a full recovery. The test is part of SpaceX's ongoing effort to refine booster reusability for its launch programme. Coverage highlights the company's iterative approach, in which boosters are deliberately expended to gather data on landing procedures.
- 3AP praised for its reporting stance on the AI industryāI already admired Associated Press for its stand on on the Gulf of Mexico and Lake Ontario. And now Iām admiring its sta
The Associated Press is being praised for its coverage of the artificial intelligence industry, with commenters noting the outlet's willingness to report critically on AI figures and their reactions to scrutiny. The praise follows a Futurism article describing a meltdown among AI proponents amid heated debates over AI safety, and builds on AP's earlier high-profile style decisions on naming geographic locations.