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Starship Launch Tower assembly jigs have been spotted at SpaceX's Roberts Road site, meaning tower construction is imminent. Also at Roberts Road, Hangar X expansion continues, and a new water tank has been installed on site. Meanwhile, Blue Origin's 2CAT facility gains another level.

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Florida Starship Launch Tower Ready to be Assembled
Cape Update - Narrated | March 3, 2022 | NASASpaceflight

• Elon Musk says SpaceX has started building a Starship launchpad on Florida’s Space Coast | Michael Sheetz | Friday, December 3, 2021

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That last one has interesting drone vid of the Blue Origin expansion at KSC. There's nothing new that I saw regarding the completion of their big engine, which they're contracted to provide to ULA. One of these links has a pic showing a model of the engine, with Bezos and a ULA guy, taken in 2014.

• Increasingly, the ULA-Blue Origin marriage is an unhappy one | Eric Berger | 7/7/2021
• Blue Origin’s powerful BE-4 engine is more than four years late—here’s why | Eric Berger | 8/5/2021
• With further delays to BE-4 rocket engine, Vulcan may not make 2022 debut | Eric Berger | 12/13/2021