SpaceX Starship Super Heavy Booster 9 2nd full duration static fire

On Friday August 25th 2023 at Starbase, Texas, SpaceX performed a 33 engine static fire of the Starship Super Heavy booster 9, the second booster that will launch on the second orbital test flight of the Starship rocket.
SpaceX confirmed that this was a full duration static fire test, with the number of engines lit still to be known. This is the second static fire test that this particular booster has made.
This Super Heavy booster will be making its Orbital Test Flight sometime in the near future.

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[japancountryball]

SpaceX is really reaching the future. BOOSTER 9 is so powerful and the most louder that I listened!

[danielcantwell]

We’re so close tie the second flight test. I also like seeing the static fire on your channel so keep that up as well

[chrisbraswell]

It amazes me that those engines get close to melting steel and they spray water on them and they still work, whatever they are made of is very very, tough.

[mikegines]

Looks so powerful, nice job SpaceX !!

[silentblackhole]

That video from the top where the camera is shaking uncontrollably, paired with the phenomenal sound of the engines firing really shows the enormous power this machine has. It puts you in or and makes you respect it.

Godspeed spaceX and NASA 🚀 🎉

[alexgram]

And they fixed the platform! Can't wait to see this BEAST in orbit!

[tylerbell]

How do they hold that thing down?! Amazing!

[tmuny]

Largest water boiling system in the world !

[chiaeagle]

Glad to see theyve finally decided to go with a flame suppression system

[StereoSpace]

The crazy thing is that's like 50% power.

[LarryHamiltonGuitars]

Holyshit, that was awesome. I tell you what, I’ve seen the Saturn V, and this, I don’t no man, this kinda pretty much blow’em away, wow!

[jacquespotgieter]

The booster flame pressure is higher than cooling water deluge system so no water flows... fix it please

[uuzds]

That was @ 50% power and they Still cracked & damaged their newly refurbished OLM foundation.

[aaronwood]

When is he going to catch one? I am ready to see that

[EchoKyle]

Sure hope they increase the water pressure before the next flight. So close to maybe working.

[phazerave]

I really cant understand why on earth they wouldnt build a diverter? Well, they arent stupid over there so I guess we'll see what they did to improve the last mess.

[Anonymous]

Those fins are the size of a car…..starship is huge

[ramtinjahangirloo]

All these problems are due to the presence of high gravity on our planet, this spaceship will not have such problems on the moon or Mars.

[geraldinebraun]

That was a tease, if I dare say. 50% power, two seconds? Come on Elon, get this baby in space! Your 'water tower can fly' is lonely...

[appliedfacts]

Darth Vader, "This is what the dark side be like!"