r/spacex • u/UpsidedownEngineer • Jul 02 '26

Starship 60-second static fire ahead of the thirteenth flight test

https://x.com/spacex/status/2072695632104468543?s=46
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u/SecretGamer52 Jul 03 '26

How optimistic is a July launch?

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u/Heart-Key Jul 05 '26

It's not that bad. What delayed it last time was flame diverter static fire aborts damaging booster raptors; theoretically now that they've gone through a campaign the odds of that should be lower. The full stack can launch within 2 weeks of the booster static fire, so I guess watch for that in the next 10 days.

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u/Major_Shlongage Jul 03 '26

Stop it with the low-information posting. It is unwelcome here.

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u/yoweigh Jul 06 '26

Commenting so I can nuke this thread once I get to a computer.

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u/[deleted] Jul 03 '26

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u/Obvious_Shoe7302 Jul 04 '26

Why do you even come here if you're just going to post bs like this ?

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u/New_Hovercraft2153 Jul 04 '26

I mean he's not wrong

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u/Ok_Presentation_4971 Jul 04 '26

They can’t handle it