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Launch table is out. The two-million-pound launch table is heading to the Integration Facility for inspection and adjustments to support our future ConOps. Once reinstalled at the pad, it'll be outfitted with the first stage aft umbilicals and tied into the water system, which delivers water injection just below... show more

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Some questions have come up on the launch bridge. It is in good shape and we will reuse. Three cranes are positioned to help lift the almost four-million-pound launch bridge and the two-million-pound launch table out of our flame trench and onto self-propelled modular transporters. Last night, the launch bridge was removed. The launch table is up next. Enjoy the crane ballet.

Some questions have come up on the launch bridge. It is in good shape and we will reuse. Three cranes are positioned to help lift the almost four-million-pound launch bridge and the two-million-pound launch table out of our flame trench and onto self-propelled modular transporters. Last night, the launch bridge was removed. The launch table is up next. Enjoy the crane ballet.

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At Cape Canaveral, the focus has shifted from below-grade and design development to facility outfitting and concept of operations planning. ✓ Siding and insulation installation continues on the horizontal integration facility ✓ Above-grade concrete poured for the launch mount ✓ Cross-country piping and water tower tank welding advancing ✓ Structural steel going vertical for the pad support facility ✓ Construction began on the engineering support building

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✅Launch pad: complete. ✅Oxygen, fuel & water farms: installed. ✅Horizontal integration facility: built. We celebrate the wins while we keep up the hustle. Thanks to our friends Space Launch Delta 45 and NASA for the epic footage of SLC-14.

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The infrastructure required to launch a rocket of Terran R’s class is immense. At LC-16, we’re moving fast. ✓ Horizontal integration facility (HIF) is energized. This building will house Terran R's stages to be mated and prepared for launch ✓ 135 ton assembly room cranes completed their first proof load tests. These cranes will lift the vehicle for mate ✓ Transporter erector (TE) upper strongback was moved into the assembly room. This is part of the system that will transport Terran R to the pad and raise it vertical ✓ Permanent site power was activated with two dedicated 22-kilovolt feeds. This powers launch operations across the site

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LC-16 is continuing its transition from construction to activation, with major infrastructure and ground systems work advancing across the site. ✓ Water tower reached its final height of 305 feet ✓ Lightning protection system erection continues across the site ✓ 220,000-pound bridge crane installed in the HIF cleanroom ✓ HIF outfitting underway with ductwork, offices, and facility systems progressing ✓ Launch table and transporter-erector infrastructure continue advancing

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As New Glenn upends on the Transporter Erector (TE), the load shifts from the horizontal support system to the vertical supports around 74 degrees. Near 89.5 degrees, we pause for a final check, then pin the TE in place using clamps on the launch table that mate to the aft launch ring. Checkouts then hotfire…

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