As NASA watches Starship closely, here's what the agency wants to see next
Briefly

In remarks after the spaceflight, Koerner praised the 'incredible' video of the Starship rocket and its Super Heavy booster returning to Earth, with each making a soft landing. 'That was very promising, and a very, very successful engineering test,' she added, speaking at a meeting of the Space Studies Board.
Instead of landing on the Moon, a crew would launch in the Orion spacecraft and rendezvous with Starship in low-Earth orbit. This would essentially be a repeat of the Apollo 9 mission, buying down risk and providing a meaningful stepping stone between Artemis missions.
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