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STARSHIP FLIGHT 14 Booster 21 & Ship 41's full testing day at Pad 2, from when the chopsticks moved to launch position, through tanking, deluge, WDR test, detanking, and the chopsticks returning to hugging Ship 41 as they wait for the regulatory approval for flight. @NASASpaceflight |

What techniques do you use for making AI-authored PR's easier to review? - I.e. use /show-me by @dexhorthy for easy-to-read diffs - Describe the changes in pseudocode - Mermaid diagrams - Evidence of TDD The wildest version of this I've heard is @dctanner's agent, who uses Playwright to record a video of the frontend feature working with text-to-speech over the top. So the agent literally talks you through its change.

For folks following along, today was the first time we lit engines on a full stack Starship then aborted and detanked. While similar to a wet dress rehearsal there is a lot going on and any first time operation comes with additional risk. Our operators and operations teams plan for this and it’s a testament to their hard work and preparation that enables an efficient and safe operation on the first try. For all the folks who stayed up late reviewing data to set aborts, running endless simulations or needling on the details of procedures, it paid off today.

So many newbies to the Space world are panicking because of a SpaceX scrub! The bad news is they ain't seen nothing yet! Wait until we have a launch pad explosion! Those of us who have been following SpaceX and NASA for decades know that Space is hard, and we have to learn to accept disappointments. The good news is, and what was so encouraging, even amazing, was the apparent ease with which they were able to abort and detank safely even after lighting up 29 engines. Incredible engineering, incredible planning, incredible execution. People don't understand that what they saw was a masterful demonstration of how to run a Space company. Congratulations, SpaceX!