Oliver The Space Nerd
@OliverNerd7
Space enthusiast from Canada. Mars 2026!
First launch of Phoenix complete. Here’s a sneak peek! Full video releasing later today or tommorow
Ship 37 in 4 days
Atlas had some of the most entertaining failure modes and a lot of clips are available online that show that For example, this test:
Crazy how 8 months at the bottom of the ocean can make the world’s most advanced and futuristic rocket look like an artifact from an ancient civilization. @NASASpaceflight
Starship is the largest rocket ever built, and the only one designed for full and rapid reusability.
1:48 Saturn V model in the works. About 8 ft tall when finished

Water deluge at Pad 39A being tested before the launch of Apollo 8.

Launch Complex 3 is almost complete and on track for its official opening next month 🏗️ Our team in Virginia is deep into launch pad activation, going system by system to prepare for test operations once flight hardware arrives ahead of Neutron’s first launch.
75 years ago today (July 24, 1950), Cape Canaveral opened up for business when Bumper 8 flew from the sandy Florida beaches. @USSpaceForceCMD @spacex @ulalaunch @blueorigin
No pressure, but the entirety of American spaceflight depends on you buddy. Do us proud

Whole lotta new and interesting details in these pictures. LOX ice filters are different than many expected. Super cool to see the guts of a booster like this.


I really wish SpaceX never gave up on catching fairing halves. It was always so funny to see stuff like this

One of my favourite things to do whenever I get the chance to be up close with engines like this is to look around and try to figure out where everything flows and how it works. Always so interesting to figure something out and then cross reference to see how close I was.


Falcon 9 launches its fifth @SES_Satellites O3b mPOWER mission from Florida
It would be super interesting to see a cost breakdown to get an idea for how much money has been saved via reuse thus far
444th Re-flight of Falcon 9 🥳
Falcon 9 launches the O3b mPOWER 9 & 10 with a side of thick haze to medium earth orbit from Cape Canaveral, Florida at 5:12pm today. 📸: for @LaunchHeavenX