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The work doesn't stop on the Space Coast - SpaceX is rolling the Crew Access Arm away from LC-39A, probably towards their Roberts Road facility. Why did they remove this from the pad? A video explanation is below. 🎥 Space Coast Live/NSF - NASASpaceflight.com

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