SpaceX says Starship's deorbit burn is complete and the ship is on course for Pacific reentry

SpaceX said on September 28 that Starship's deorbit burn was complete and the ship was on course to reenter before a planned Pacific splashdown.

It matters because that was the controlled reentry phase after Flight 14's first Earth orbit, and it had not yet been confirmed when yesterday's Article stopped at orbit and satellite deploy.

SpaceX says Starship's deorbit burn is complete

@SpaceX said on September 28 that Starship's deorbit burn was complete and the ship was on course to reenter before a planned Pacific splashdown. This is SpaceX's own mission update for Flight 14.

Tesla Europe says FSD Supervised is approved in Croatia

@teslaeurope said on September 29 that FSD Supervised is now approved in Croatia and that rollout will begin soon. This is Tesla Europe's own claim about the regulatory approval.

Grok Bot launches shared Team Bots with skills and plugins

@bot said on September 28 that Grok Bot launched shared Team Bots that learn with teams and can use skills, plugins and credentials through Slack or Grok Bot. This is the product's own launch claim.

Grok in X will share chat history with standalone Grok

X product engineer @singhai said on September 29 that Grok in X now shares conversation history with standalone Grok for Premium users, with a gradual free rollout. This is an X product engineer's claim about the feature.

BBC World Service reports Starship Pacific splashdown after a shortened voyage

@bbcworldservice reported on September 29 that Starship splashed down in the Pacific after its voyage was cut short, and that the cause of an explosion remained unknown. Keep this as a BBC report; it is not SpaceX's own wording of the anomaly.

Cover: "SpaceX Starship SN8 launch as viewed from South Padre Island" by Forest Katsch, CC BY-SA 4.0