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There's some incredible testing 
happening at Starbase Texas. 

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And coming up on the 10th of 
March, between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m.

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there's a not Mars scheduled. 
So this is basically so boats 

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and planes, don't go in this 
region. 

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So SpaceX can test their booster
or ship, 25 or whatever. 

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They got to be testing down 
there and there's a possibility 

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that they're going to be testing
booster 7:00 so don't worry 

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about that. 
They already did the 31 engine 

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static fire, now there's 
possible 33 engine static fire. 

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Coming up but possibly also ship
25 could get a test. 

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But also, there's other ships 
that are hanging out ship. 26 is

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hanging out down there to there 
could be a possible test of that

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too. 
We don't know. 

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Nobody really knows at this 
point except for people that 

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work at SpaceX more than likely,
it's going to be a booster test 

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or ship 25 test. 
Now, booster 7 already did the 

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31 engine static fire test. 
Two of the engines of the 33 

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engines didn't work. 
Right? 

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So That a possibility that the 
FAA said, well you need to get 

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all these engines to work. 
We need to make sure that 

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everything works right before 
you do the orbital, flight, test

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SpaceX, and Elon Musk. 
So why don't you just do another

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test for us? 
Why don't you do the 3300, 

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static fire test, it could be in
the fááá's. 

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Best interest more than likely 
in Space. 

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X is best interest to because if
they have two engines that are 

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faulty, we know that SpaceX 
could make it an orbit with only

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31 engines because Elon Musk 
said. 

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So he said So right on Twitter, 
he said, hey, we can still make 

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it orbit with only 31 engines, 
but why risk it right? 

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This is the most important 
mission of SpaceX. 

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It's except for maybe Falcon one
when they many made. 

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Sure that Falcon one was 
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did US thing that was super 
important to. 

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But I think this is the most 
important mission for SpaceX 

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ever, right? 
So if you, if you mess this up 

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in any way, this is going to 
mess up the future. 

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Of SpaceX, right? 
So if they see if the FAA sees 

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the SpaceX messed up the launch 
because they didn't go through 

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the proper things and go third 
full 33 engine static fire. 

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Then then they only got 31 done 
and then something happens 

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during the launch. 
FAA is going to be like, hey we 

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told you that we needed 33 
engines to do this and you just 

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went 31 and then you went up. 
Not cool. 

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So SpaceX possibly more than 
likely doing another static. 

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Fire down in Boca Chica Texas on
the 10th. 

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Okay, so we got that taken care 
of. 

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Now, let's move on to this. 
So, this is from 2020 when I 

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know it's a little bit of time 
ago, right? 

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So this is another not more that
bring safety information bolt in

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for 2021, it's something 
similar. 

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Right. 
So it has similar wording. 

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Static fire test of the facility
located south of Brownsville 

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Texas, but this one says, static
fire, right? 

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And this one does not say static
fire, but it does say u.s. 

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portion. 
This water is portion of the 

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hazard area, SpaceX identified 
susceptible to potential 

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hazards, including blast 
pressure. 

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Debris, gaseous leaks, and fires
during the test. 

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The reason they do fires is 
because everything is flammable 

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at SpaceX. 
It Starbase like every like all 

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the there's there's gas, there's
all sorts of things running 

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through spacex's Starbase and 
these tests could possibly make 

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a fire. 
We've seen it before, we've seen

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it happen. 
A few times when they do, 

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they're static, fire tests and 
Something goes weird in the 

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fire. 
Catches the brush around it on 

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fire and SpaceX goes I that's 
cool. 

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That's part of this part of the 
deal so we have the 33 engine 

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static fire possibly coming up. 
Now this is another one this is 

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from December 7th 2020. 
See how far this one goes out. 

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The other one goes out to like 
right here. 

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Like right about here. 
You can see my cursor here and 

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this one, it reaches out, this 
is for a hop test. 

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So this is from December 7. 20 
is the Hop test in this shows 

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between this and this, there 
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whole Gulf, if SpaceX was going 
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test, it would be this but then 
whoop super far across the gulf 

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we'd be able to see the channel 
for this whole test, right? 

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And the here it says, blast 
pressure debris, gaseous leaks 

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and fires during launches during
launches, right? 

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So this one doesn't say during 
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During the tests, you know, it 
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So there's a possibility in 
fires during the test. 

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This is a possibility of they're
just covering their bases here 

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but in this could be a blanket 
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they said you know certain 
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So what we're looking at here is
SpaceX, testing something on the

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ground, they're not going to fly
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They're not going to fly this 
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testing the 10th of March. 
Okay, so let's just make sure 

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make sure that's out there. 
Now we don't have any 

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information about the Road 
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Nothing is been posted yet. 
We don't know what it is. 

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It's a couple days away and 
there's no road closures posted 

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so we don't know if this is 
going to be legit or if SpaceX 

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made a mistake and hasn't told 
Cameron County yet. 

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We don't really know what's 
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within the next few days, we 
should see some road closures 

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happening because by the time 
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the 7th and on the 7th and only 
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Of days to get this road closure
in the way in there. 

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And people the public are privy 
to the road closures. 

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So you gotta tell the people 
about the road closures before 

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you do some testing, because if 
somebody just happens to drive 

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down there and sees that there's
a road closure there, like man, 

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I can't go to the beach. 
I want to go to the beach today,

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but I can't, because I guess 
there's a road closure. 

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So this alerts the public that 
there's some testing down there.

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The public can't go down to the 
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You can't go have fun in the sun
with your friends and family. 

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But this is impossible. 
You know, I just refresh this 

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before this before I start 
recording this, I'm going to do 

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it again and if it changes it 
didn't change anything. 

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I was gonna see if it does if it
didn't change anything. 

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Okay, so we're good, we're good 
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So road closures don't know yet.
So is this going to be a test? 

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Or is this going to be one of 
those things where SpaceX just 

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kind of Emily? 
Yeah. 

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Yeah. 
We just posted this and in hopes

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that we could get a testing run 
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So that was posted. 
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was posted March 3rd, right? 
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and they're probably in the, in 
the, in the phases of, hey, we 

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got this thing to test and let's
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Coast Guard. 
Hey, what's going on? 

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And that's pretty much it for 
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in this is this is Wayne 
strowman right so Wayne strowman

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hit me up on Twitter. 
It's a didn't a son schedule. 

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NASA WB, 57 flight placeholder 
for March 11, Only three 

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possible Starship launch. 
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the WB, 57 aircraft and the WB, 
57 aircraft images, spaceflights

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sometimes. 
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can fly to a place where either 
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or leaving the atmosphere or 
does other flights and does 

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other things for NOAA and other,
you know, other other 

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organizations out there So this 
is there any news on a projected

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orbital launch date for Starbase
Boca Chica? 

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We don't have any sort of 
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says March when shut will said 
March. 

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Another representative for 
SpaceX said. 

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Hopefully March they have 
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launch but they also said that 
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They also said about June and 
July of 2021, that they're going

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to be ready for a launch within 
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That's what they said. 
It was something like that in 

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2021. 
I'm not calling anybody out 

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here. 
I'm just saying these things 

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have happened before. 
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we're ready and then we know the
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an environmental assessment that
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but ship 24 and 24, 7420 ship 
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orbit after the environmental 
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send it to Orbit. 
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this is the conversation. 
We're going to have here. 

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Let me know in the comments. 
What you think happened to ship 

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420 if it was ready to go to 
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it? 
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outdated that point and some of 
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outdated. 
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the new systems would give them 
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Or was it just maybe they 
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I don't know. 
Let me know. 

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This is a funny one. 
Is this? 

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This is a tricky one here, 
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somebody who lives by this stuff
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It's fun to speculate, right? 
So let me know what you think in

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the comments. 
I have my own ideas. 

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I think what happened is that 
the hardware was ready possibly 

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to go. 
But they had different data in 

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mind because they had upgraded 
systems, right? 

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So the new booster, new ship, 
everything's upgraded. 

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So why not just move forward 
with a different test? 

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That's what I think. 
Let me know in the comments what

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you think. 
So this W B-47 aircraft. 

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Is it going to be Imaging 
Starship, right? 

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So we have a calendar here of 
the WB 47, it was on March 11th,

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that WB 47 was going to be 
Imaging. 

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Starship is said something along
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placeholder. 
Something like that on the 11th.

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So it's not there anymore. 
It's gone. 

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And where did it go? 
We don't know, because it's not 

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there anymore. 
Check, April, there's nothing. 

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I checked this little bit 
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So if this changed, I apologize,
but I, we will get into it and 

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I'll be super surprise 
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No placeholders for Starship 
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June, but also remember that the
placeholder may not be there 

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because the FAA hasn't even said
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They haven't even said that. 
It's okay for Starship to launch

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yet. 
So, why would the WB? 

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Ian actually have a, you know, a
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a placeholder for a certain day 
if the FAA didn't even tell them

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that it's okay to launch yet, 
right? 

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So I think what they did before 
is they said, okay, we need this

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plane for Imaging and NASA's 
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upcoming Artemis missions and 
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space flight. 
So they had something in there 

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just in their books. 
Just in case this did happen on 

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the 11th of March. 
And we'll find out about that 

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later, right? 
So we're going to find out when 

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the FAA says, it's okay for 
SpaceX to launch. 

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Well, I'll know them because 
SpaceX will tweet it immediately

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Ilan will tweet it immediately 
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that may leak it. 
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then they may have to Bri book 
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March. 
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placeholder stuff. 
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me could be for something else 
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booked in June, you know? 
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and not booked anything quite 
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want the comments. 
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speculate about, just just leave
a comment of an emoji of a 

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rocket for the rocket launch of 
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Now, this is another cool thing 
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Jared isaacman, we've all heard 
of Jared eyes of an right as all

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these cool missions with SpaceX 
st. 

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Jude makes a bunch of money pays
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adventurer, cool, dude. 
Jared, isaacman is awesome and 

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the New York Times posted the 
Hubble Space Telescope is known 

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for recording on spying images 
of the cosmos. 

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But thousands of satellites 
launched by private companies 

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like SpaceX or photobombing. 
These images with streaks and 

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light curves that can be 
impossible to remove Jared. 

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I submit said starlink is not 
the problem. 

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Starlink will connect 
previously, disconnected 

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communities all over the world 
sticking to free Lon, good for 

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him. 
It is a Big step to solving many

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worldly challenges or Globe 
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The problem is Hubble's, orbit 
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is a solution. 
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Isaacman is going to be doing 
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you're not aware with the 
players program is SpaceX Jared 

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in the players program are all 
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of a external Space Walk for 
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the Polaris program missions. 
Players Dawn. 

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All right, so this is gonna be 
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activity since 70s, I think 
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right for the first private 
whenever, so this is a huge, 

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huge deal. 
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problem is Hubble's, orbit is 
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a solution dot dot dot. 
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has a solution by nudging. 
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Polaris program Dragon capsules.
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one. 
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work, like working on a solution
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talked about this before, and he
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There is a solution, though. 
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He says there is a solution. 
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Come on cheer. 
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We need Hubble. 
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James Webb is immaculate. 
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Like the new Photos. 
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is absolutely stunning, but we 
still need Hubble so Jared 

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please. 
If you can save that, I think it

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would be amazing and you would 
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Hubble, What was it like before 
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humble past like what's going on
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be as good as with Hubble. 
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with Hubble and give it a little
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The orbit is decaying. 
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That would be freaking sweet 
Jared hit me up, dude, that 

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would be, I would be. 
I would love to talk to you 

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about this. 
So I'm just putting it out there

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in the universe and I think it'd
be really awesome. 

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So, yeah, Jared, that's cool as 
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So yeah, that's about it. 
That's all we got today. 

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I think I haven't something 
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is. 
Oh yeah, NASA. 

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Oh, this is what I want to show 
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So there's a, the NASA WB, 57 
Pilot, cool, cool, Twitter 

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account, the followed, by the 
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flight plan. 
Here's a 50x view of the flight 

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profile to image the crew to 
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Pensacola from the NASA WB 57. 
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this and I have to go this. 
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So you get you can see it taking
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I can't make it any bigger, 
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it. 
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area where it lands, watch this,
it circles around a bunch of 

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The area is like, right. 
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There we go. 
So cool and then just takes a 

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bunch of images and then it 
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Yeah. 
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the pilot is done and they did 
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the profile, the image of the 
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So very cool, that's how it 
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launch, right? 
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as the Starship launch from Boca
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launches all the way across the 
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sort of and then it splashes 
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when it splashes down off, the 
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circle again, with Adobe B-57 
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WB 57 Pilot would be awesome to 
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out and, you know, talk about 
flying that thing and seeing all

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these cool missions. 
But how cool would it be if we 

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actually get Imaging from the WB
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From NASA to show everybody, not
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everybody in general, like, open
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happens to Starship when it 
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SpaceX will have cameras out 
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aerial view? 
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the livestream? 
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a reason and the reason is 
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know, SpaceX needs to stay 
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upcoming flight tests. 
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SpaceX can get SpaceX, needs it.
So the W be 57 is going to be 

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there. 
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the coast of Hawaii and lands in
the water and then they need to 

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image it to see what happens to 
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You know, if we could do it like
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be great and if the WB 57 can 
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photos as its splashing down. 
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analyze that data, you can see 
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And of course, there are sensors
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nothing like seeing it and 
seeing the data correlating, the

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data with the actual visuals to 
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So w57 not booked yet, but 
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future. 
So I think that's it for today. 

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I have one more Greg Scott, new 
construction. 

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The SpaceX is Burps Road, 39b 
Blue, Ridge, and on Tuesdays 

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flyover chapstick Chopsticks and
track are being built. 

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While item other items are being
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So, check this out. 
This is cool Chopsticks. 

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I'm going to blow this up a 
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Greg Scott has a patreon to. 
I'll show you that in a second. 

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Open. 
A new tab. 

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You can see it a chopsticks. at 
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Chopsticks are on in, this is an
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Brownsville or sorry, Boca Chica
But it looks like it's coming 

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along and sooner than later, 
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possibly hundreds of launches 
from here before they actually 

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put somebody inside of this 
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So inside of the Starship. 
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So now they're going to have to 
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some tests with these. 
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when they were testing the first
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You know, when they were doing 
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they were opening the arms or 
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The arms, I filmed the Our for 
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realize the arms were moving 
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so slowly, and I went back the 
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footage and I sped it up, I just
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like, whoa, the arms are moving 
up and I basically just had my 

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camera on a tripod for an hour 
filming everything. 

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I didn't realize it because they
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So we're probably not going to 
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from these arms for a while but 
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they're actually there. 
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You have a patreon I'm sure 
don't you I thought you did all 

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you at patreon.com slash Greg 
Scott underscore photo. 

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There it is. 
Greg Scott photo go to Greg's 

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patreon, help them out, great 
photographer. 

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Does some really cool stuff? 
Three bucks a month to join, 

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five dollars a month to join 
most popular donor contribution,

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help them out, does great work. 
So Greg, good job catching 

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those. 
In those catch arms and the 

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Chopsticks, of course, as 
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So that's about it. 
Greg good job, but that's I 

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think that's it for. 
Now let's go back to Jarrod is a

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man because he's an inspiration 
for everybody out there. 

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Hubble cool SpaceX, Starship, 
let's go with this test. 

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Hopefully 33 engine. 
Static fire, sick sick. 

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Let's do it. 
I would be stoked. 

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Let me know in the comments. 
What you think is going to 

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happen for the Starship testing?
It is going to be thirty. 

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Three engines is going to be 31 
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Is it going to be for engine 17?
Who knows is going to be shipped

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25? 
Maybe but we're going to see in 

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the coming couple days, 
hopefully, what's going on? 

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And if they change the road 
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nothing. 
They haven't posted any road 

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closures yet. 
So there we go. 

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No updates on SpaceX about the 
road closures, possibly 3300. 

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Static Fire coming up on the 
10th. 

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We got a couple days left. 
Left. 

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So let's go down to the 
comments. 

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Let's have a discussion. 
Thank you for watching. 

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Thank you for listening. 
And also please hit the 

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Subscribe button like I said 
before, it helps me out a little

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Helps you out a ton because give

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awesome on the platform. 
Thanks, everybody take care of 

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yourselves and each other and 
I'll see you next time. 

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Wait, hold on. 
This is where I am supposed to 

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promote a video here, right? 
Like there's a video, I'm 

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supposed to go like there's a 
video over there and then 

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everyone's supposed to click it 
and then I get more watch time. 

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And then YouTube's like, hey 
let's promote this guy because 

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he's been doing it for four 
years. 

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That's what YouTube says. 
It's been doing it for four 

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years. 
Anyway, thanks again guys, I 

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appreciate you. 
Take care of yourself and each 

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other again. 
Bye-bye.