Now that Joe has successfully landed the Scout F vehicle once, he aims to refly it a few more times to get consistent landings and prove this flight wasn’t a fluke. Following this, he will move on to his next big project: a Starship and Super Heavy model that will stand somewhere in the neighborhood of 9 feet tall. He aims to have the Starship model perform the “belly flop” maneuver seen in the actual rocket test flights, and maybe attempt to propulsive land.
If you want to keep up on everything BPS will be doing moving forward, including a “meat” rocket and space shot, be sure to follow BPS and Joe Barnard on Twitter and subscribe on YouTube. If you want to directly support his efforts and take a peek behind the curtains, you can join his Patreon. You can also head over to the official BPS website to learn more about the history leading up to this landing.
