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🚨🇺🇸SPACEX SHOWS OFF NEW “CRUNCH WRAP” TILE BUILT TO TAKE THE HEAT SpaceX has rolled out a new “crunch wrap” tile designed to keep Starship cooler and tougher during reentry. Each tile takes 40 hours to make, with the factory scaling up to produce 7,000 a day, enough for... show more

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