Cartoon concrete landing pad: a low steel-rimmed slab with hold-down clamps along its edge, a flame trench notched at the centre and a blast-scorched patch across the deck

The verdict comes back on the spot: the contract requests a verifiable random number before the ship leaves the pad, throws it at the 85 / 15 it fixes, and mints you a SpaceMan either way — first 1888 only.

Connect wallet to check $SPTM fuel

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Fuel to launch · the $SPTM worth 1 $SPCX, read live off the pool's TWAP. No launch fee.

A SpaceMan is minted to you on ignition — win or lose, first 1888 only. The contract draws the face; you do not pick it.

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Fuel to launch
the $SPTM worth 1 $SPCX · computed live from the pool's TWAP
Launch fee
None
One deck, both directions. Every launch leaves from it, and the 85% that come back land on it — the scorch across the middle is from the ones that did.
Launchpad

Fly the whole thing.

Two steps, and the second one is not yours. Submit the launch — the fuel to launch is the $SPTM worth 1 $SPCX — and the contract hands the verdict straight back: 85% in orbit, 15% come apart.

Every launch is final. Launch fuel is charged at ignition and is not refunded if the ship comes apart: 50% of it burns, 50% goes to the fleet still flying. The random number behind each verdict is published with the verdict.