SpaceX Upgrade Their Starship Launch Pad To Survive Super Heavy Booster 33 Rator Engine Fire!

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Starship aiming to perform its first orbital launch later this month, SpaceX are once again attempting to create history.

But in order for this first test flight to be a success, SpaceX has to be sure that the 33 raptor engines, on the bottom of Super Heavy will fire without any significant problems.

On November 14th, SpaceX successfully completed a full duration static fire test, of 14 super heavy rocket engines for the first time.

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As we discussed in the last episode, after testing 14 B7 engines recently, chunks of concrete immediately fell to the ground and we could see paint popping out of burnt fuel line insulation, but that's certainly not the biggest. With all the Booster 7 engines - the 33 engines of the new Raptor 2 with a total thrust of about 7600 tons - a nightmare of the future, despite the fact that all 33 engines do not use more than 60%, this is still the most powerful liquid rocket ever tested. almost certainly will. Of these, achieving a maximum thrust of 230 tons would have broken the Soviet N1 rocket's record of 4,500 tons at sea level, but it would also be the most rocket engines fired simultaneously from a single ship. This bet is good. Even NASA fears that blowing up a spacecraft near lc39a will be the astronauts' only launch option and could break through to the ISS.
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