MattZ
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Rocket nerd. SpaceX fanboy. Huge MCU lover. Baseball (Orioles) and hockey (Caps) fan. SBL/SCL operator, socials team, and YT Moderator for @NASASpaceflight.
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This morning at Starbase: Ship 41 was lifted and stacked atop Booster 21 for what we hope is the final time. Here's a timelapse from a few angles (with cube-zooms)! Fingers crossed Starship Flight 14 launches on time, Monday morning!
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BREAKING NEWS
For the first time, moments ago, SpaceX tested the top deck deluge of the Starship launch mount at historic LC-39A in Florida!
See if they keep testing more tonight by watching the @NASASpaceflight 24/7 livestream,
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SpaceX has moved a Booster Transport Stand from Sanchez to the Ring Yard. While we expect B21 to head out to the launch site soon, there is currently no road delay scheduled. We’ll be keeping an eye out for more activity!
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Good night, Starbase. See you in the morning, when a road delay is scheduled for 10am CDT to likely transport S41 back to MB2 for final closeouts ahead of Starship Flight 14, now NET 15-Sep. Watch live with us at:
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Moments ago, at Starbase, the Ship Engine Test Stand rolled into MB2. This could indicate that SpaceX is potentially on track to roll Ship 41 out to Massey's for its SF campaign, during tonight's road delay! Stick around to find out!
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Today was tank day on the space coast! We managed to track this barge as it passed through Port Canaveral and under the drawbridge, then arriving at the KSC turn basin and ultimately the offloading of the first of the three tanks...
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Earlier today, brand new Falcon 9 booster B1107 departed SpaceX McGregor for its new home, either in California or Florida. Hoping to see it's maiden launch soon! Special thanks to our McGregor Live Cam Ops!
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Earlier today, a brand new expendable Falcon Heavy center core booster, B1106, arrived in McGregor for its testing campaign. A short while later, it was raised to vertical, as SpaceX often wastes no time.
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