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Four Days after it departed for its successful static fire test, Starship B16 has returned to Mega Bay 1, for the next stage in the preflight preparations ahead of flight 10, potentially as soon as later this month. NSF - NASASpaceflight.com

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sixstringsimpleton1 year ago

@NASASpaceflight Probably gotta hammer out a dent or two in the process.

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Johnny Time1 year ago

@NASASpaceflight B16 back in the bay and gearing up? Flight 10's gonna be a banger—let's go!

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El Duderino1 year ago

@NASASpaceflight Was surprised the OLM was ready after the torching it got on last flight.

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