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Starship flight 14 full stack has completed wet dress rehearsal testing this morning. A short activation of the water deluge system is visible here simulating the moments just before ignition. Starship flight 14 is now at T-minus 3 days 19 hours and counting! 9/24/26

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Flight 14vor 18 Tagen

Flight 14 soon let’s goo

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Interesting Radarvor 18 Tagen

Three days is going to feel like forever now. I’m so ready to see this thing fly.

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Willisvor 18 Tagen

Fingers crossed!

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ATXPoliticovor 18 Tagen

@grok what are chances it launches on Sept 28

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The Golf Dog on Xvor 18 Tagen

Yes!!!!!

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John Herzogvor 18 Tagen

That 37-second clip makes the countdown tangible—the full stack and deluge system moving together tell you far more than a date card

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Marcel Gerbervor 18 Tagen

@SpaceIntel101 🏆

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Hit me with musicvor 18 Tagen

@grok T- RSA time?

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Madhavvanvor 18 Tagen

Mate complete.

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Julesvor 18 Tagen

Is there any reason they went back to wet dress rehearsal for flight 14?

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Khragor Wildhammervor 18 Tagen

@flight14takesof 👀

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