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As advanced as SpaceX is, it’s still pretty cool to see them using basic techniques like this. SpaceX uses aluminum, zinc, and copper samples to check heat levels on the flame diverter in Starship Pad 2. The new pad is designed to launch a Starship every 60 minutes.

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