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SpaceX is preparing for one of 
the most intense flights of 

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human spaceflight. 
Ever down at Starbase Texas 

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SpaceX has a fully stacked 
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Booster 7 and ship 24 on the 
Launchpad and they're shaping up

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to do a wet dress rehearsal 
sometime in the near future. 

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So they do the ground systems, 
they elope propellant into the 

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thing. 
They check all the pipes, they 

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check all the cables, check all 
the electronics, check, all the 

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systems in between the ground 
and the Rocket and also the 

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communication systems, all of 
that gets checked during this 

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wet dress rehearsal. 
And there's another thing that's

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really close by to the fully 
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Ship 25 is on ped, be right now,
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Next to the fully stacked 
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It's odd pad B. 
It's really close. 

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And if they do a wet dress 
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to happen to the booster or to 
ship 24, ship, 25 could be in 

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danger. 
So are they going to be moving 

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ship 25 possibly back to the Bay
at some point tomorrow? 

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So road closures happen at 
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do some sort of testing or 
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to the next say it's about a 
mile and a half distance between

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the production site in the 
launch site so you get there in 

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a couple minutes but if you're 
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25, it's going to take a little 
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So on Monday, January twenty 
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a.m. to 8 p.m. there's a road 
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24th and 2023. 
There's another route closure 

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schedule. 
So something may be happening 

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and one of those things could be
a wet dress rehearsal of the 

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rocket. 
It also, there could be the 

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movement of ship 25 before the 
wet dress rehearsal starts. 

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So the main move ship 25 out of 
that pad off. 

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Head be it back to the bay and 
they removed it from the bay 

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because they needed to put 
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bay to dismantle it. 
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It has the Raptor engines on it,
it's pretty close to a static 

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fire, it has to do some testing 
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pressure, testing and things 
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In order for it to do a static 
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it's so close to this ship to 
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that's ready for a wet dress 
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It's dangerous. 
So I believe they're going to be

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moving ship, 25 away from there 
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moving towards The full wet 
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stacked. 
Starship, has it been done with 

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this one yet in? 
This is crazy. 

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Cool. 
Crazy, crazy, cool. 

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Because this shows that SpaceX 
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of ship 24. 
And booster 7. 

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Now, what do they have to do for
this wet dresser? 

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So, basically, everything except
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have to put propellant in it. 
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and all the ground systems means
every line that fuel The booster

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in the ship and also the towers 
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tower as well. 
All the tanking all the D 

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tanking, they're testing all of 
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So, what's going to happen? 
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we're going to kind of jump 
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They're going to be moving ship,
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And if anything were to happen 
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they're going to have to move 
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back to one of those Bay's in. 
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during the wet dress, rehearsal 
of the SLS, we've seen it 

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numerous times, they had to move
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back to the high Bay, you know, 
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breaking points between the 
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in the ship, and I'm just going 
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Because I love the idea that 
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time and I, we have to think 
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There are so many Failure points
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the ship. 
They're continuing testing shows

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that this is almost ready to 
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And if anything goes wrong with 
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with a ship, they have to 
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And they have to take the 
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bay and say is this worth fixing
or should we move on to another 

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booster and to another ship your
ship. 25 is right there. 

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You know, and the next boosters 
ready, it's all All ready to go.

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I mean they have the the Raptor 
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and if something were to happen 
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anything with this booster 
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We realized this isn't going to 
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They don't have to launch this. 
There's no there's no law saying

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SpaceX has to launch. 
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though we don't want it to, they
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it back to the bay and say, hey 
yeah, this is a catastrophic 

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failure. 
We have to move on from this. 

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But if everything goes well, 
think about that, if everything 

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goes, well SpaceX will soon be 
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first orbital flight test. 
They have to remove the ship 

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ship 24 before they do that and 
they're going to do a static 

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fire of the booster now, there's
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flight that may get in the way. 
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speculation at this point, but I
want to tell you about them 

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because it's not happening for 
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It may happen for flight to In 
that they're building a deluge 

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system down there. 
The Deluge system is basically 

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sound suppression for the rocket
because this is a, even though 

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it's out the middle of nowhere, 
the booster is the most powerful

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rocket that's ever been built 
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could shatter Windows could hurt
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You know could hurt things, you 
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Etc, miles and miles away. 
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The Deluge system could mitigate
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And they're moving these tanks 
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Chica right now. 
The Rada barge right now and the

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moving them over to Boca Chica 
where starbases and those tanks 

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will be hopefully partially, 
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for a deluge system that shoots 
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As it ignites in all of the 
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energy, which ripples the are 
basically and shoot sound 

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everywhere, but the water shoots
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and kind of mitigates those 
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basically. 
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about the orbital launch Mount, 
it's going to vibrate like crazy

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in. 
This water is going to stop it 

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from vibrating. 
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thing from vibrating from those 
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catastrophic could go wrong with
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something goes wrong with the 
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replace building a rocket. 
Even though it's one of the most

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incredible Feats that humans can
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Like this is insanely difficult,
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replaced as quickly as a rocket.
So think about that for a 

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second. 
Would they launch this rocket? 

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Knowing that there could be some
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and set them back. 
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orbital launch Mount or would 
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I mean, what's the logical? 
What's the logical explanation 

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in your head where they just go?
Okay, let's just whatever this 

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fly it or would they go, you 
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Mission because in a couple of 
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this rocket and they're going to
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the orbital launch Mountain at 
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The electronics, all the pipes, 
everything on the ground, that's

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built to blast this rocket into 
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And to the Moon, NASA and people
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perfectly every single time and 
of Space X were to get this 

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Deluge system in place. 
In the next few weeks, they 

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could possibly test it a few 
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Or what edelen says late, 
February, sometime in March, for

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the launch of the Starship. 
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here, you know, even though it 
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happening in the meantime, you 
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here right now, for the next few
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launch, of course, like as soon 
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amazing, but also do it, right? 
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ever done anything. 
That's sort of half-hearted, you

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know, like if you're going to do
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And In Shotwell is, in charge of
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So Gwynne Shotwell in charge of 
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So there's no reason why they 
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Just hold off a little bit and 
do it properly. 

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And here's one of the things 
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and for anybody that's listening
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place for January, 23rd in 
January 24th in the TFR is the 

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really important part, because 
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zone around Starbase. 
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14,000 feet from the surface up 
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that they are thinking about 
things that could go wrong. 

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So if you load propellant into 
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Propel has ever been loaded into
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biggest rocket ever needs the 
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And anything goes wrong. 
If there's any sort of ignition,

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that's not supposed to happen. 
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people are safe planes that are 
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you know, plays. 
It are flying near, it are safe 

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because there's a there's a keep
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just up, so anything that's 
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should be fine but, you know, 
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feet, you know, those those 
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So anything around there is cut 
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from from the whole area down 
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So you can't fly. 
Over it. 

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So that was an important one in 
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it was January 12th, I believe 
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They said teams are stepping 
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ahead including full stack, wet 
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firing of booster. 
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ready for this in the weeks 
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rehearsals So this could be 
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and hold down firing of booster 
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It could they be doing a few wet
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Starships, first flight, test in
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So they think SpaceX actually 
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test prior to start his first 
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Could they meet a few weeks or 
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12. 16 20 weeks, that's weeks 
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Also, we got to remember, like, 
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a leak, if there's something 
that goes wrong during this wet 

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dress rehearsal, something could
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they could take some time. 
They may even take a week maybe 

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two weeks to fix a leak, and 
then they're going to have to do

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a whole series of tests again, 
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fixed. 
So they could do a small, small 

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leak test. 
Instead of doing a full wet 

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dress rehearsal. 
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and I'm just being pragmatic 
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You know, I'm not I'm not here 
to be at somebody's Downer or 

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anything like that. 
I'm here to to, you know, bring 

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you up to speed with what's 
going on down there. 

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But also, we have to be very 
logical about this because this 

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is rocket science. 
And this is very dangerous and 

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this could have consequences 
that could last for years. 

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So you have to think about those
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If there's some sort of leak, if
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Something could be a pipe, could
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It could be a wire could be 
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Could be anything SpaceX has to 
mitigate that for the launch. 

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They have to stop that in its, 
you know, in the place and they 

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have to fix it wherever it is, 
if it's a ground system, they 

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fix it on the ground, if it's in
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booster, they take it back to 
the bay and fix it, or they 

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could possibly fix it there in 
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or minor the the damages to the 
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So, there's a possibility. 
We could see this thing happen 

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really fast. 
If everything goes well, 

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everything could go perfectly. 
Well, the first time around and 

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nothing bad can happen in, they 
could just launch this thing in 

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a few weeks, but I do believe 
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while. 
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the weeks ahead Fightin test 
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flight test in the weeks ahead. 
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if it's misleading, but I think 
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think it's optimistic. 
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rehearsals numerous wet dress 
rehearsals and hold down 

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fighting over after 733 Raptor 
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engines. 
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moving the ship out of the way 
ship 25 and I believe when they 

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do the full 33 engine static 
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This got it. 
I think there's got to be a 

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suppression system but please I 
hope they proved me wrong and I 

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think the orbital launch Mount, 
if it can take, if it can, 

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withstand the heat from those 33
Raptor engines and it doesn't 

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melt things around the bottom of
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It's not going to it's probably 
not going to melt the mount 

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itself, but the things around 
it, there was exposed 

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Electronics. 
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on there which bring, you know, 
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another place. 
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we all know wiring is, you know,
it's just wires with wrapped in 

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plastic or Rubber and that could
possibly melt, in ruin the whole

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area wherever he gets melted. 
So sound suppression system. 

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The water Deluge system could 
that be in place within the next

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few days before the 33 Raptor 
engines, they could possibly 

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wire it up. 
Up hook it up within the next 

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week or two. 
If the barge gets over here in 

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the next two days and if they do
a wet dress rehearsal. 

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So let's let's break it down 
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If they do a wet dress rehearsal
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Marv was for Monday through 
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So if they do that if they do 
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they take that data. 
They crunch down the data for a 

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few days. 
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comes in with all these tanks 
with a deluge, they could 

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possibly set up a You'd system, 
they may even have the pipes 

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ready to go, because we've seen 
them do a small Deluge system 

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underneath the rocket before, 
and it's basically like a little

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sprinkler system, but maybe they
just didn't have the water 

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pressure for a real big W 
system. 

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Maybe they didn't have anything 
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That could actually, you know, 
powerful enough to shoot the 

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water to a big enough. 
Big enough area like a like a 

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full 33 Raptor engine. 
Static fire. 

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Could take. 
Hopefully SpaceX steps in and 

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they do the right thing and they
get some sort of sound 

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suppression system, some sort of
water Deluge system in there and

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they they protect themselves 
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this orbital launch Mountain, 
they need to protect this rocket

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at all costs. 
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