SpaceX Booster 11’s 33 engines just made the biggest FIRING. Elon Reaction…
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SpaceX Booster 11’s 33 engines just made the biggest FIRING. Elon Reaction…
Absolutely incredible! SpaceX is accelerating at an astonishing pace. My earlier prediction of B11 being rolled to the Launch Site over the weekend and undergoing static fire testing the following week was surpassed by the sheer power and performance displayed in the last static fire test.
Just a few days ago, despite S29 returning to the Production Site, we observed ongoing repairs at the Launch Pad, leading many to doubt the imminent arrival of B11.
SpaceX Booster 11’s 33 engines just made the biggest FIRING. Elon Reaction. However, to everyone's surprise, everything unfolded with remarkable swiftness. On April 3, SpaceX received a road closure schedule from 9 p.m. to 12 a.m. The transport stand arrived at Mega Bay that afternoon, and B11 was swiftly lifted onto this stand. Following the planned schedule, B11 was then seamlessly rolled to the Launch Pad and promptly lifted onto the OLM (Orbital Launch Mount) without delay.
Indeed, on April 2, SpaceX received a 12-hour closure schedule from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. on April 5, earmarking the static fire test for B11. Subsequently, this schedule was slightly adjusted, with the testing window rescheduled from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
SpaceX Booster 11’s 33 engines just made the biggest FIRING. Elon Reaction. Moving forward to April 4, SpaceX conducted additional tests, including those on the tank farm, Detonation Suppression System, and igniter test on B11. By April 5, the scaffolding on the Orbital Launch Mount (OLM) was dismantled, marking the final preparations before the B11 test.
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