Starbase Launch Pad 1/A has a interesting delivery overnight, with an empty ship transport stand rolling out from the production site to the pad. With no ship currently at the pad, it remains to be seen what this is for. NSF - NASASpaceflight.com

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@NASASpaceflight "it remains to be seen what this is for" Guess we'll just have to speculate.... thinking, thinking, thinking. Nope, got nothing, no idea what they might be doing.

@NASASpaceflight It's for the ghost ship they have to move back from Massie's.

@NASASpaceflight I commented after the ship blew up that they should create a mount or bracket for Pad A and hot fire ships from there. I hope it happens.

@NASASpaceflight Do they need room to bring back a sf stand from massey?

@NASASpaceflight Starbase never stops iterating—is this stand prep for a new Starship variant or pad upgrades? The logistics chess game continues.

Today At Starbase June 29 2025 Hold downs are being installed along with some cladding at Pad 2. A view of the aft section of Ship 38 is visible. The Ship Transport Stand is at Pad 1. For ??? (this will be interesting to watch!) Watch it all on: Starbase Live 24/7

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SpaceX Falcon 9 Fleet Leader Booster 1067 rolling by the Vehicle Assembly Building at the Kennedy Space Center on its way to the launch pad for its historic 29th launch in the coming days Keep up with all the action from the Space Coast on @NASASpaceflight

A little something to Boost up your Friday evening - June 27, 2025