NSF - NASASpaceflight.com A few hours later the Ship... QD support assembly was transported for storage at Sanchez, a promising sign that SpaceX has completed ship testing ahead of flight 10. Stay tuned to NSF - NASASpaceflight.com and Starbase Live as we continue to count down to the launchshow more

We're now just under T-33 hours until the opening... of the Starship Flight 10 launch window. Overnight, the 8 starlink simulators were loaded into Ship 37 and now we await the movement of to the Launch Site to join Booster 16 some time later today between 4PM - 10PM CDT. Be sure to follow along with all the remaining preflight activities over on NSF Starbase Live. Link in the replies. 📷: NSF Starbase Live NSF - NASASpaceflight.comshow more

Today another section of the Ship Quick Disconnect (SQD)... support framework was attached to the Starbase Pad 1 BQD hood, eventually GSE lines will be run through the full framework assembly and then likely a QD plate attached to the end of those lines. NSF - NASASpaceflight.comshow more

Overnight Ship 38 was moved back to the Starbase... Production Site, where it will go through final preflight operations ahead of Flight 11. We're also now waiting for the Pad 1 Launch Mount to start being reverted back to a launch state for one final time as Flight 11 will be the last time this Launch Mount will be used. Be sure to tune into NSF Starbase Live to follow along with the action. Link: NSF - NASASpaceflight.comshow more

A vacuum Raptor engine and a sea level Raptor... engine (mostly hidden behind the black fencing) have been moved to the Ringyard. These are likely engines for Ship 38. 📷: NSF Starbase Live NSF - NASASpaceflight.comshow more

Just over a day after arriving to Massey's, Starship... Booster 20 got to work, with a first cryo test completed, over the course of around 10 hours. It remains to be seen if SpaceX has plans for further tests, or this completes this stage of the pre-flight testing for the booster ahead of flight 13. NSF - NASASpaceflight.com |show more

Earlier today a few sets of COPVs were seen... leaving the production site and likely went to Masseys for testing. To see stuff like this live, visit 🎥Starbase Live | NSF - NASASpaceflight.comshow more

🇺🇸 SPACEX GOES AHEAD WITH LAUNCH PLANS DESPITE HEAVY... RAIN It’s soggy in Starbase, but SpaceX isn’t slowing down. Booster B15 is back on its transport stand and expected to roll to the production site between 10 AM and 2 PM CDT during today’s road closures. In Mega Bay 2, teams are prepping Ship 38 for engine testing ahead of its scheduled flight. Rain or shine, SpaceX is pushing forward with its Mars mission. Source: NSF - NASASpaceflight.comshow more

The three-armed structure we saw being fabricated next to... the new ship static fire test stand during our last flyover has been lifted into place in the middle of the ring of this stand. Possibly indicating that this stand may actually be used for cryo-proof testing Ship 39. Track Starbase Here: Join Our Discord Here: 📸 | NSF - NASASpaceflight.com | Ceaser G #Tracking #starship #Starbase #SpaceXshow more

The B18.3 test tank has been lifted onto the... original Can Crusher test stand in Mega Bay 1 ahead of what will likely be a roll out to the Masseys test site for testing there. As always, be sure to tune into NSF Starbase Live for more action like this. Link: NSF - NASASpaceflight.comshow more

A newly constructed stand, affectionately named the "UFO Stand"... by the community has been moved from the Sanchez Lot to Starfactory. It's currently unclear exactly what this stand will be used for. NSF Starbase Live 24/7 | NSF - NASASpaceflight.comshow more

SpaceX teams have completed a static fire test of... Falcon 9 at LC-39A ahead of the Ax-4 mission to the ISS, currently scheduled for Tuesday morning. 📸 - NSF - NASASpaceflight.com 📺 -show more

Timelapse of the destack of Starship Booster 12, less... then a day after its successful Static Fire Test. It is expected that it will be rolled back to the production site later today, for final work ahead of Flight 5. NSF - NASASpaceflight.com Starbase Live 24/7show more

Wow, this might be the first full speed retraction... test of the hold down clamps, booster QD's and the ship QD arm in the top right corner. The initial speed of that QD arm is impressive. May have to do some comparisons with Pad 1 system later. 🎥: NSF - NASASpaceflight.comshow more

The Mega Bay 1 door has fully opened, revealing... what looks to be Booster 16 staged on the transport stand ahead of a potential move to the Rocket Garden. 📷: Starbase Live NSF - NASASpaceflight.comshow more

For a split second as booster 15 returned to... the launch site for catch, its shockwave was visible. 📸 NSF - NASASpaceflight.comshow more

It's the start of a new day in Starbase.... Teams are super busy getting everything ready for Flight 10, which is just mere days away now. Work on the Giga Bay foundation is an absolute hive of activity at the moment as well. When do you think we'll start to see steel rise out of the ground in that location? For more action like this, be sure to tune into NSF Starbase Live. Link in the replies. 📷: NSF Starbase Live NSF - NASASpaceflight.comshow more

Another round of testing for the B18.1 tank is... currently under the way at the Masseys test site. This is likely the first time that a possible total of a whopping 79 pistons are exterting forces on the test tank during testing. Shout out to Rocket Ranch StarBase for allowing us to have this camera stationed at their Outpost site next to the Rio Grande river. 📷: NSF Starbase Live NSF - NASASpaceflight.comshow more

STARBASE PAD 1 SHIP QUICK DISCONNECT ARM REMOVAL The... Buckner-owned Liebherr LR11000 crawler crane is currently being hooked up to the Quick Disconnect (QD) unit housed in the second half of the Starbase Pad 1 Ship Quick Disconnect (SQD) Arm ahead of removal! This is being done because that whole half of the arm needs to be replaced with one of the same design used at Pad 2 and the LC-39A Starship pad over in Florida! NSF - NASASpaceflight.com |show more

For the first time since it moved to the... Sanchez site from the Production site on 5th January 2022, SN2 has been seen moving around the Sanchez site in Starbase. It's currently unclear why it was moved like this but we'll be sure to bring you further updates once we find out more. 📷: Starbase Live NSF - NASASpaceflight.comshow more