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Sunday or later Friday? We got a lot of feedback that later Friday left a lot of folks. - Das

The trunk can't hold the cargo pallet and no, Dragon's trunk no longer does a controlled reentry over any ocean. The trunk is jettisoned prior to the deorbit burn which means it stays in orbit for months before randomly reentering somewhere between 51.6°N and 51.6°S on Earth.

Cape Canaveral is right next to the Kennedy Space center. A miss could cost billions of dollars in damages. Not to mention it's a very populated area. The only thing in Boca Chica is less than 100 people and SpaceX. The Highway is there too but that would be easy to fix. The only real risk is SpaceX losing their launch mount. Now, SpaceX isn't aiming to land on a 30m circle. It's aiming for a virtual tower. It needs to be caught. So Super Heavy has to be in the perfect location to be caught. The virtual tower will be in a predetermined location and the attempted catch will be over water. Once they get that nearly perfectly (SpaceX has added some hardware to align the ship better,) then they will be given the green light for a catch. You have to remember that the reason SpaceX want to catch it as soon as possible is because Super Heavy Booster is very expensive. Probably around 30-40 million per booster. They want to reuse them as soon as they can. However, my best guess for when they will attempt the catch is on IFT-6 at the earliest. But IFT8 as a more realistic deadline

wow I agree 100% I can't even watch it anymore because of the long rants that repeated time after time. I too love NSF with all my heart but this, in my opinion does not rise to the quality that I grew accustomed to with NSF. I would not mind the length of it if it were more professional and more interactive with the audience by answering more question from the people watching you.