Posted on 08/30/2026 10:46:05 AM PDT by SunkenCiv
SpaceX conducted a full-duration static fire test of Starship's 33-engine Super Heavy booster at Starbase, Texas on Aug. 28, 2026, as part of preparations for Flight 14.
SpaceX fires up Starship's 33-Engine Super Heavy booster ahead of flight 14 | 1:03
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What keeps that thing from taking off?
I wonder if Mars is survivable? Can humans overcome the loss of muscle mass indefinitely?
A couple of bolts. Nuts. Shit load of loc-tite.
You’re a day late. i watched the launch hours ago.
Different rocket. Today was also the launch of the Nancy Grace telescope.
Duct tape.
Yeah. I wouldn’t want to go, but physiological changes would be an adaptation to Martian conditions.
Oops. That difference didn’t come through in the way you posted, or in the way I read it. I’ll concede. I love watching all the launches and booster landings.
Same as a parking brake. You can chain and clamp things down. It’s literally that simple, yet unintuitive to imagine, right?
Like my first wife.
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