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@enneps
Social Media Team, Starbase Live Operator & Mod for @nasaspaceflight
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ENNEPS calls the lift a project milestone and credits NASASpaceflight's Gage Telesz for close-up views.
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A post says the booster left the production site and was headed to Massey’s for testing.
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A post says the Starship was being unloaded October 9, after landing in the Indian Ocean in July.
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A post says the ship rolled overnight from the Starbase Production Site for preflight work ahead of the next launch.
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A user says the pad deluge system activated in sync with the booster completing its landing burn, though the catch arms did not move.
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A user said the satellites passed over Starbase two days after launching on Starship Flight 14 and linked to a video.
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Spaceflight Now shared a timelapse of the rocket emerging from a hangar and said the launch was planned for Thursday night, October 1.
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A post says teams were lifting a new work stand into the launch mount. The poster says it will give them quick, safe access to all parts of the mount without scaffolding.
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NASASpaceflight reported on September 25 that Ship 41 was being separated from Booster 21. It had earlier suggested a short separation could leave the launch target intact, pending regulatory approval.
