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A great looking static fire test from SpaceX with Super Heavy Booster 9! There was confirmation of a full duration burn! Awaiting to see if indeed all 33 engines functioned properly 🤞 if all looked good, we’re getting closer to the next launch potentially in a week or two! 🙌

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Tony Bela - InfographicTony3 years ago

@SpaceX Hopefully this is how Integrated Flight Test-2 will play out.

Alex Kane 🇺🇦3 years ago

@SpaceX That view from the top of the tower is awesome.

⚡️Everyday Tesla⚡️3 years ago

@SpaceX Everything about this test seemed perfect. Anxiously waiting more details about the engines

RyanWollner3 years ago

@SpaceX I subscribed to @Erdayastronaut today for great content and updates on SpaceX, Tim is really on top of everything with Starship. I support his work.

Space Sudoer3 years ago

@SpaceX Comparison with the previous partial fire!

3DDaniel3 years ago

@SpaceX I am curious how much tons of dust is kicked up each launch?

Tristan A. Hull3 years ago

@SpaceX It was interesting to see how long the deluge system continued flowing after the engines shut down. This is such an incredible machine.

Marguerite Ruffner3 years ago

@SpaceX I’m hoping all fired. Another step closer to flight!

Visit Boca Chica, Texas 🏖 🚀3 years ago

@SpaceX #StraightOuttaBocaChica 🚀🔥

𝘎𝘭𝘦𝘯𝘯 𝘙. 𝘍𝘳𝘢𝘯𝘬 🚀3 years ago

@SpaceX Does the full engine firing almost stop the water flow of the suppression system? I guess there ist still a little water squirting at full firing but wondering if it is just evaporating too fast and not taking a full duration fire yet?

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