Just over 13 hours after arriving to the Starbase Launch site, crews lowered the 2nd flame bucket into the Orbital Pad B flame trench. Crews will now work to complete the needed work to prepare for the arrival of the OLM in the near future. | NASASpaceflight.com

In this week's Starbase Update, Nic discusses the status of the launch pad post-launch. He also takes us through some of the damage done to the tank farm and other ground support. Back at the production site, Nic tells us about future vehicles being built and the current status of their construction. Click for full video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oyRRYAmaFD4 | NASASpaceflight.com

72K views · 747 reactions | In this week’s Starbase Update, we witness a slow-motion Ship 31 static fire, progress on the next generation Ship 33 and Ship 34, and some full stack testing of the Flight 5 full stack (Booster 11 and Ship 30)! Could a Wet Dress Rehearsal be next? To join us as we dive into the latest developments and what might happen next in the lead-up to launch, follow the link in the comments below!  | NASASpaceflight.com | Facebook

From our latest Starbase video: Starship Flight Test 2 launched on November 18, 2023. The orbital launch mount still stands, and work has resumed at a frantic pace throughout Starbase in Boca Chica, Texas. For the link to the full video, check out the comments below! 👇 | NASASpaceflight.com

SN10 reached its targeted altitude of 6 miles, cutting off each engine in series on the way up to throttle down and hit the desired apogee. But, 10 minutes after landing, flames erupted from the bottom of SN10 and it was sent for an unscheduled second trip into the sky... https://cnet.co/3881x0Y | CNET