Booster 7 Igniters Tested | Starbase SpaceX

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Booster 7 Igniters were tested, checking another item needed for Static Fire testing, meanwhile the final parts for the Buckner's LR 11000 were disassembled.

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L2 Boca Chica (more clips and photos) from BC's very early days to today.

0:00 - Raptor Platform Moved to the Orbital Launch Pad
0:45 - Work on the Orbital Tank Farm
1:18 - The Orbital Launch Mount
1:33 - Sunrise
1:55 - The Orbital Launch Site
2:11 - The Raptor Stand Below Booster 7
3:13 - The 33 Raptors of Booster 7
3:30 - Raptor Igniter Test
3:48 - The Orbital Launch Mount
4:22 - Booster 7 on the Orbital Launch Mount
4:57 - The Suborbital Launch Site
5:13 - SpaceX's LR 11000 in Front of Suborbital Pad B
5:31 - The Orbital Launch Tower
5:50 - The Structural Test Stand Cap
6:08 - Work at the Suborbital Tank Farm
6:43 - Part Moved From the Suborbital Tank Farm Area to the Landing Pad
7:15 - Starfactory
8:16 - SPMT Moved Near Booster 5
8:33 - Ship 15
9:04 - Ship 25 in the Mid Bay
9:19 - Buckner's LR 11000 Disassembled
11:11 - Work on Ship 24
11:27 - Delivery of Mystery Items
12:04 - The Rocket Garden

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0:00 - Raptor Platform Moved to the Orbital Launch Pad
0:45 - Work on the Orbital Tank Farm
1:18 - The Orbital Launch Mount
1:33 - Sunrise
1:55 - The Orbital Launch Site
2:11 - The Raptor Stand Below Booster 7
3:13 - The 33 Raptors of Booster 7
3:30 - Raptor Igniter Test
3:48 - The Orbital Launch Mount
4:22 - Booster 7 on the Orbital Launch Mount
4:57 - The Suborbital Launch Site
5:13 - SpaceX's LR 11000 in Front of Suborbital Pad B
5:31 - The Orbital Launch Tower
5:50 - The Structural Test Stand Cap
6:08 - Work at the Suborbital Tank Farm
6:43 - Part Moved From the Suborbital Tank Farm Area to the Landing Pad
7:15 - Starfactory
8:16 - SPMT Moved Near Booster 5
8:33 - Ship 15
9:04 - Ship 25 in the Mid Bay
9:19 - Buckner's LR 11000 Disassembled
11:11 - Work on Ship 24
11:27 - Delivery of Mystery Items
12:04 - The Rocket Garden

NASASpaceflight

This is getting really exciting again! Can't wait for the static fires and launch! Thanks to Mary, Nic and the entire NSF team for allowing us to follow these events!

SteenLarsen

Spacex changed the view and thinking of people about space industry. Before, I thought it is a high level that we cannot understand. Today, it is still very complex but seems more simple with SpcaeX. Thank you Spacex. Thank you Elon and everyone. 😘

bibibobochannel

You guys are the best. Thank you for the continued coverage of the future being built. Love to all.

nameosurnami

Well they certainly sound like raptors! 😮

dcf

Great catch - only longtime up close and intimate observers like you could capture the sound of the igniter testing.

donjones

Beautiful Shots!
Definitely Keepers!
Thanks NSF Team!

charlesmiller

Your videos are so beautiful, a personal thank you from me to all of the team involved for producing these videos. Keep up the great work.

DubblebubbleSV

You guys should do a "Trailer" of Starbase of how it started, to what it is now, to what it will become, to all the hopes and dreams.

CUBEoneVX

I dont know why, but hearing that PA broadcast at 3:32 gave me chills! I instantly imagine what this place might look like 10 years in the future, with Starships taking off and landing constantly, regular announcements about ingoing and outgoing flights, busy passenger and cargo traffic...

Basically, the first real spaceport!

coenogo

It’s like the rocket is breathing… imagine the sounds of the metal expanding and contracting, venting, engine systems starting up, etc. during launch day… it’s going to be unreal

rocketman

Thank you NASASpaceflight for the amazing views and for doing this!

Vaerox

Can't wait for them to light this candle, the static fire is gonna be a good one. Let this thing launch on July 4th please.

drpork

THank you Mary, Nic and the NSF team for sharing the footage . I was hoping I would see some sparks coming down the OLM when the igniters fires. BUt really cool sound effects . thank you once again .

badrinair

Thanks to all the people involved in creating these videos. Truly beautiful images that help to understand. at a gut level, just how large these rockets are. Keep up the good work - these videos will be watched by many generations to come. Bless you all.

jrb_sland