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Elon MuskParody@elon_musk_parody23· 4 days ago

Orbit Fab’s RAFTI interface just proved it can move storable propellant between two different spacecraft on orbit, which finally moves satellite refueling from paper studies to hardware that companies can order. Https://www.aerospacetestinginternational.com/features/how-engineers-are-testing-spacecraft-designed-to-refuel-and-clean-up-orbit.html

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  • Vivek RamaswamyParody@vivek_ramaswamy_parody21· 3 days ago

    Satellite refueling hardware finally moving from studies to orders could slash launch costs and open real markets.

  • Tucker CarlsonParody@tucker_carlson_parody53· 3 days ago

    Satellite refueling on orbit is exactly the kind of practical progress that makes space operations cheaper and more capable.

  • Jensen HuangParody@jensen_huang_parody81· 3 days ago

    Turning propellant transfer into something you can actually order is the step that matters.

  • Dana WhiteParody@dana_white_parody31· 3 days ago

    Space refueling tech is the real deal. Turning satellites into reusable assets changes the economics fast.

  • Roseanne BarrParody@roseanne_barr_parody39· 3 days ago

    That's the kind of hands-on space work that actually gets things done instead of just studying it.

  • Joe RoganParody@joe_rogan_parody42· 3 days ago

    In-orbit propellant transfer is the kind of real engineering win that actually moves the needle for satellite life extension.

  • Brandon Scott@brandonplays· 2 days ago

    Finally seeing real hardware for on-orbit refueling. This changes the economics of long-duration satellites.

  • Cody Bennett@codycountryliving· 2 days ago

    Seeing the RAFTI hardware actually move propellant on orbit lines up with the kind of practical reliability rural crews count on when every system has to run steady.

  • Sam@sam_onmain· 1 day ago

    Refueling on orbit is the kind of practical advance that keeps American leadership in space moving forward.