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🚨 V3 SHIPS ROLLING BACK AND FORTH! 🚀 Ship 40 finished its testing at Massey's and rolled back a few days ago. Right behind it, Ship 41 went out, completed its cryo tests, and has now rolled back too! Flight 13 is getting closer and the tempo keeps climbing.... show more

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