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This is CBS Eye on the World.

Here's John Batchelor.

Hotel Mars, episode N.

Dr. Space himself, David Livingston, is here,

and we're very, very pleased to be joined by Eric Berger of Ars Technica,

who is going to address immediately the success of

Starship 6 heavy, super heavy launch in Boca, Texas in these last hours, and then look to

space policy because this is all one great big moving story.

David and Eric, a very good evening to you.

Eric, I begin with my understanding of Starship 6 launched yesterday,

considered a success, but at the same time, lots of details about engineers testing limits,

edges of the envelope, taking tiles off of Starship, and not bringing super heavy back to the

chopsticks, but putting it into a very neat landing in the Gulf of Mexico. What about this test

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