On the next full stack launch of starship (after 4/20) where the second stage reaches apogee, will reentry be nominal?
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I'm mainly asking if it will burn up on reentry. In case of ambiguity: any mission failure that ultimately gets traced back to a non nominal reentry, eg heat tiles don't work and that damages the vehicle which causes it to not land properly, this will be judged NO. On the other hand, if the rest of the mission is wholly successful then even if part of the reentry seems a little bit off nominal, this will be judged YES.
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