SpaceX Starbase Pad Ripped Apart and Massive Site Changes Coming!

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Well, this week has been really weird. It's a tail of SpaceX Starbase Equipment Destroyed with them rapidly tearing down Suborbital Pad A (where they have don't Starship static fires in the past). It seems there may be a lot more destruction to come as a second tower at the Gateway to Mars may be coming faster than you think. Massive Site Changes Coming with reconfiguration and head scratching updates around Masseys. Outside that, a bunch of missions and events, some going to plan, but not so for others? One thing for sure, there never seems to be a boring week of space news in
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[@shannonnewman3091]

I was at Space X this week, All is going good !

[@irri4662]

@MarcusHouse ? The launch pad gets hot, and then shoot water at it. Making vast amounts of steam. And every launch. So, why is SpaceX not capturing that steam and make electricity.????????. Seems a big waste. And Question 2. Could not Megazilla be rigged with a ship counter weigh to help lift ship at lift off ??? Seems like an easy way to save on some fuel. 🤔 What are your thoughts ??

[@yumazster]

@MarcusHouse The comments seem to be flooded by crypto bots. Cannot find anything but some crypto bro gibbering. A purge is in order perhaps?

[@doolittlegeorge]

Nice job getting to 500,000 subs

[@brandonmusic9712]

Ohhhhhhhhhhh Marcus’s Xmas deal is tight!!!!!

[@jonathanoriley8260]

That shtick about the government denying funding to Starlink because of "inability to provide proper service" for rural America is bulls**t. The truth is very likely that they are being lobbied by the various cable and ISP companies that more or less have small monopolies out there in the rurals. I have many friends out in rural America who only have access to the internet via one single company, which often charges high rates for what was considered bad internet speeds a decade ago. Starlink is a huge threat to their control over those parts of the country, and these companies are going to fight to maintain that control.

[@joansparky4439]

and how do they do it? via government and the rules that 0.00x% of the populace (lawmakers) come up with to benefit a few at the cost of e rest. We got a problem with our political systems providing ruthless and selfish individuals with the means to affect the rules that govern over us.. if only progressives/leftists would understand that.

[@jarretta2656]

I think it’s simple than that mate - Biden hates Elon.

[@brandonmusic9712]

SpaceX speeds aren’t fast enough. About 36 percent too slow. The RDOF required 1009 mbps upload and 20 mbps download

[@brandonmusic9712]

Starlink*

[@_Hell_cat_]

​@@brandonmusic9712they don't require those speeds until the end of 2025. This is a direct attack on StarLink, they're the only ones being held to the standard almost 2 years ahead of when they should be.

[@CosmicalChief]

Thanks for the super shoutout Marcus, and for the moral support and friendship throughout the time I've been down here at Starbase. Happy Holidays to all & hope to see some of these awesome fans & supporters over on X and Patreon. Come along and let's see what we can see together. 🚀🤙

[@RechargeableLithium]

@CosmicalChief I enjoy your work Chief. There is no way anyone will see me return to Twitter until it's taken over by an adult. I'm continuously thankful that Gwenn and Kathy are running SpaceX!

[@cuisinart7899]

Gorgeous photos. That should be a collab with the sponsor of this video. With the magnetic backs, it could be a quarterly subscription to new prints!

[@MarcusHouse]

Any time!

[@walterpcs]

@CosmicalChief you should add your X and Patreon links to your KZbin channel description so we can follow you there as well. Keep up the great work.

[@MarcusHouse]

@@cuisinart7899 you know what!?... I'm going to see if they are interested in that.

[@nedflanders3769]

The subsidy rejection smells political to me. 😮

[@gregbailey45]

Part of a "Get Musk" campaign, by the looks!

[@nedflanders3769]

@@gregbailey45 the liberals gotta cancel him for exposing the obvious left wing bias and censorship of conservatives at Twitter/X

[@phoenux3986]

I have no issue with SpaceX losing the FCC money. I don't see a reason they should be getting public funding to put up satellites they were going to put up anyways and are already making money off of.

[@LabyrinthMike]

The thing that amazes me is that SpaceX is moving them massive vehicles around with just small transports while the SLS requires a huge crawler. Now, I know that the SLS is fully integrated while the Starship is mounted to the booster at the pad but still the difference in sizes is rather amazing.

[@jamescobban857]

But how else would Bechtel get their chunk of the pie?

[@RCAvhstape]

​@@jamescobban857The NASA crawlers were bought and paid for 50+ years ago. Not using them is a waste of money.

[@user-rz4wz4my1f]

SLS is a money grabbing thing from some huge companies. There’s a lot of kick-backs going on. For as long as they were set up. Everything in America runs into over cost/ over-runs. I guess they suffer from the ( runs)

[@wormball]

​@@RCAvhstape that's what they said about the whole sls program, so they saved few million dollars using used engines by spending another tens of billions of dollars

[@imconsequetau5275]

It's smart specifications by smart engineers, without greed, graft or corruption in the mix. Specifying hydrogen for the propellant of ANY first stage is just one example of wrong - headed specifications that is guaranteed to explode cost to manufacture. Using *_three_* hydrogen powered boosters is ludicrous. [The Delta IV booster propulsion is provided by three liquid hydrogen and liquid oxygen-burning RS-68A engines. Each RS-68A engine produces 312.3 kilo-Newtons (705,250 lbs) of thrust for a combined total liftoff thrust of more than 2.1 million pounds.]

[@RobertCraft-re5sf]

I LOVE how the Falcon 9 boosters look so rugged and tarnished after so many successful launches. and then the core that is expended looks brand new.

[@JoeShmoism]

That's because the center booster isn't a standard falcon 9. It has structural reinforcement the side booster do not. They've never reused a center booster.

[@RobertCraft-re5sf]

@@JoeShmoism Yeah, and I think they even lack grid fins sometimes if I'm not mistaken.

[@charleshutcheson2506]

SpaceX, keep on keeping on. The FCC & their lobbyists will not hold you back! (Sent from rural farm via Starlink).

[@hughn]

The dead reindeer at 3:26 adds a festive touch.

[@emiliodevirgilio]

@MarcusHouse is the Golden Retriever of space documentaries! ❤🚀

[@robfive2555]

Another generous helping of chunky space goodness .. Thank you MH + Team for the upload

[@MarcusHouse]

Hey there Rob! Here you are as always! 🤩 Appreciate it mate!

[@roy5]

Saturday is Marcus Day! Pulling all the good stuff together in one video. Even my wife calls it Marcus Day now.

[@MarcusHouse]

Thanks for watching Roy! You are a champion!

[@roy5]

@@MarcusHouse thank you for your great work. I’m loving it!

[@lukegrinder81]

Marcus should be at 1 million subs already! This is the best space new content on KZbin!

[@Adak2030]

I think the new launch tower at BOCA is definitely going to be a catch only tower. It took six months to build the water suppression system, but it took almost a year to build the launch table (it's highly complex). If it is a catch only tower, you don't need either and can get it up fast. I think the key for it's use will be it's placement. If it is not at the launch site, then it's a catch tower for sure. Protects the launch site and tank farm from being destroyed if catch fails.

[@christopherpardell4418]

I think testing with engines in place enables them to test more things simultaneously. Like, All the fuel supply connections to the fixed and gymballing engines. As they gain confidence on the manufacturing process for the boosters, they do not expect ordinary tank failures thru simple visual and X-ray weld inspection.

[@imconsequetau5275]

SpaceX will always continue to LN2 pressure test every tank before ever adding propellant. Trust, but verify!

[@themodernnomad4772]

You don't need flaps when landing on the moon. Could be an early full size HLS prototype.

[@DrEnginerd1]

I love the bow on the Florida tower section

[@michaellee6489]

What's up with all the heart attack inducing thumbnails lately?! Geez I just about lost my shit when I saw this one... I knew that Star base wasn't lightning any fires this week, but damnit, man. This guys' brain went a hundred different directions! Thanks, Marcus...

[@rajacstrabo8981]

Thanks for the extensive space news. I can envision news stories on your channel from the moon, mars and beyond soon. Keep it up!

[@AnInterestedObserver]

Thanks. Very informative.

[@thecooky7744]

I think using the old test sections as a Airbnb would be a place I would book

[@Kevin_Street]

Thanks for the great video. And thank goodness Christmas is no longer cancelled! Waiting a couple of weeks doesn't seem so bad, especially since it's already taken this long to get Vulcan Centaur going.

[@StefanBartelski]

Marcus, thanks for all these interesting videos. Regarding Ship 26, how about it being prepped for an upcoming orbital rebuilding test. The lack of heat shield tiles might mean that it would be scrapped, after the test by bringing it down in the atmosphere. Might be a good test to see if there stainless steel would survive without tiles

[@ReggieArford]

And meanwhile, it would work as an (expendable) fuel tanker-to-orbit first.

[@bettywing52]

That Relativity Company knows how to generate interesting craft.

[@ShamblerDK]

This channel is the _absolute_ go-to for SpaceX updates.

[@kn4cc755]

I'd love to see a critical path chart for all these activities. With all this re-configuration and new construction the coordination of manpower and materials must be insanely fluid. That they have accomplished this (so far) without a major incident is remarkable.

[@disorganizedorg]

Initial cryo tests with the engines installed do suggest increased confidence, but the production rate of Raptors (and apparently low cost) certainly factors into things. I imagine they consider the risk of mishaps damaging the engines acceptably low, especially as such a failure would likely cause sufficient delay that replacement Raptors would not be the limiting factor for testing. Or perhaps Raptor 2 production is over and Raptor 3s are incompatible with the puck in SH v1?

[@GeorgeWMays]

Great show as usual. Thanks a bunch.

[@clivemahony9827]

Great video have a great Xmas and a better new year

[@sixstringsimpleton]

Got up two hours ago ready to watch my Saturday morning updates, and testing was underway! Made it here eventually though. I think '24 will be like '19/'20, lots of stuff going on, lots of launches!

[@Simon_PieMan]

Re ship 26 - it’s likely that they just need a test hull to run some specific workload that they can’t do with a more important ship. Some tests don’t need to be done using the latest hull design.

[@zimmy1958]

Nice, have a great holiday.

[@wonjez3982]

9:05 the cones haha

[@wreckzc]

I look forward to Saturday mornings because of these videos. I appreciate what you and your team does. Happy Holidays, Marcus!

[@billsimpson604]

I just heard the Relativity Anon R engine being test fired for about a couple of minutes at Stennis on Friday night. I could hear it from 12 miles (19 km) away over the TV playing. I'm guessing that was what is was, to make that much noise inside a brick house with double glazed windows which are always closed due to the hot and humid climate 8 months of the year. After walking outside to be sure it was Stennis, I could hear the rocket engine over the din of Interstate 12, which is 300 meters from the house. The atmosphere has to be right to hear the engines being tested at this distance.

[@MegaWilderness]

Looking forward to the first attempted catch. It'll disassemble the entire site, hopefully permanently

[@ChristophersMum]

Thanks Marcus...😁

[@StarliteCreative]

Excellent work again Marcus .. spectacular photography and all the inside scoop of what's going on around Starbase .. you're head n shoulders above the crowd mate !!! Cheers to you and your team of dedicated nerds xx we love your work 😍🤗 and I love TNG too .. actually I was watching 'Hollow Persuits' while I was waiting for your video tonight. Yes buddy, I'm a nerd too :) at 61 .. I wonder how many times I've watched TNG now mate ???

[@NorthernChev]

8:32 FINALLY, a shot of the steel plating they lay on the pavement to compensate for the curvature of the road, so as to keep the Booster from tipping over in transit.

[@imconsequetau5275]

The SPMTs already have leveling functions. And the road speed doesn't require turn banking. Perhaps the [local] pavement gravel bed is not thick/stif enough to handle the tire point loads? I recall hearing that the road is wavy from heavy trucks shifting the pavement.

[@NorthernChev]

@@imconsequetau5275 Quite likely

[@MarcusAgrippa390]

Santa was waving at everyone, but Comet or Cupid was looking like roadkill.

[@CFG-eb3my]

Ripped Apart!

[@stevemorrell4066]

Hey! Hey! Marcus! What great news do you have in store this week? Great videos - keep 'em coming!

[@MarcusHouse]

Thanks Steve!

[@matthodel946]

From a technical and architectural standpoint, I would refer to those structural elements on the ground at the 7-minute mark to be called girders. Love your show Marcus and Crew!

[@hughn]

A truss, even?

[@willnelson5692]

Marcus mentioned these are vertical members. Assuming these are to be installed vertically then what we really have is a truss-column. It is hard to see in detail how these trusses are constructed, but they are quite unique from what is usually seen in the common building structure world. The two "chords" (I-shaped sections) are very different from each other. One is very large and oriented in "weak axis" (their flanges stick out to each side of the truss) to provide self bracing for the chord, which assumes there's no other structural members framing in that might provide the bracing. The other chord is in "strong axis" and is smaller in section, implying attachment of other framing that will serve to provide bracing of the chord. The "web" (diagonal) members are rectangular tubes attached to the chords with gusset plates (common for heavy building trusses).

[@matthodel946]

@@willnelson5692 Good point, so it's not a girder, thank you for that clarification. They're certainly the beefiest truss columns I've ever seen! I worked at an architecture office and we did a building with a famous architect, the design cantilevers over a 3-lane street and the main support beam is a single W section. It had to be imported from Belgium because it was so heavy none were made in America. I can't imagine what it's going to support. Space X blows my mind. Cheers.

[@imconsequetau5275]

So the strong axis chord might be braced by the building cladding?

[@imconsequetau5275]

​@@willnelson5692 If Marcus is wrong for once about vertical orientation, and the truss is horizontal; the smaller chord might always be in tension while the larger chord would be relatively stiffer in compression. This might be an isolated horizontal truss (at least during installation) that is going to be the sum of 1/2 or 1/3 of the segments in the yard.

[@scottbogfoot]

3:32 that Reindeer is not healthy! 😂

[@shuaige3360]

Looking forward.

[@brunomaillard26]

2nd tower: my guess is that this second tower won't have an OLT and will only be used to perform catches. It would be silly to test catches on the actual launching tower and all the stage0 infra.

[@abzy2470]

This makes sense. My prediction towards end of 2024 we see booster catches

[@bryanillenberg]

No. The damage from a failed catch will not be "severe", and a catch tower would be very difficult to convert for launch operations. Besides, a catch tower would also need a stripped down OLM to purge the tanks. If it catches ships, then it needs an SQD for the same reason. And by that point, you might as well make it a full launch tower.

[@multi_misa72]

Love the Enterprise blueprint.😃

[@MarcusHouse]

So cool.

[@jolinar.setesh]

The Amusement Park 🤩

[@clarencehopkins7832]

Excellent stuff bro

[@idimitrov7]

Dear Marcus, on my personal (and very bold:) opinion, ship 26 could be used for propellant testing in orbit? If I am right, they would need to develop this technique as part of their contract with NASA for the Artemis project, wouldn't they?

[@TrevorSachko]

They firstly need to develop the technique of reaching orbit...

[@imconsequetau5275]

Yeah, even the first [successful] suborbital flight would have time to transfer oxygen into the header tank. And that doesn't have to survive reentry.

[@imconsequetau5275]

They only need to transfer 10 tons of oxygen to qualify for a NASA award. If fully achieved, the award would reach $53.2m.

[@TrevorSachko]

@@imconsequetau5275 Weren't the supposed to do it before the end of 2022?

[@imconsequetau5275]

@@TrevorSachko No these are experimental model ships and the NASA award has not expired. No "supposed" involved here; the timeline is aspirational, not compulsory.

[@iainriley617]

ship 26 might be a test bed to see how horizontal re-fueling would marry up in a static position before modifications and first test with starship ? And I think the spaceplane launch was scraped as China we're either trying to mirror the mission or survey it with there space plane knock off also just launched.

[@disorganizedorg]

I doubt the Chinese launch took anyone relevant by surprise, given the resolution of spy satellites an the distinctive fairing which would cast characteristic shadows. Nor do I think they'd base a launch decision on their activities.

[@schloops8473]

we need to protect all our technology from the kleptocratic ccp

[@georgejenkins8063]

Morning Marcus !!

[@Spartacus-4297]

Ship 26 would make a great Christmas tree before being scrapped.

[@karlgriffiths5956]

Love your work Sir xx

[@MarcusHouse]

Thanks a bunch!

[@lisapochecalhoun]

Marcus, I just want you to know I appreciate you! I can't come close to following everything with the time-eating responsibilities I have in life. Thanks to you, there is nothing I miss. You do a GREAT job! Thank you!

[@MarcusHouse]

You are very welcome. 🤩

[@lmwlmw4468]

Massive work.

[@XCX237]

I think ship 26 could be a tanker variant. Great video 👍

[@netguy204]

I bet ship 26 is a pathfinder for an orbital fuel station. no need for flaps or tiles for that.

[@MarcusHouse]

I do wonder if they are saving it as a refilling pathfinder. Hard to say.

[@riparianlife97701]

I have Starlink, and it's definitely the best option where I live, but I'm disappointed that I don't see speed improvements.

[@riparianlife97701]

@@nodonkeys But the system is growing with new launches. We need Starship launching V2 Starlink satellites.

[@HeartBeatSurfer]

I have Starlink too, it's true but the speed is not bad at all. Actually it's still great. A little expensive maybe...

[@riparianlife97701]

@@HeartBeatSurfer I am a professional photographer. It takes several hours for me to upload a photo set. I tried a business account, and it wasn't significantly faster. Still better than the alternative, which is phone service.

[@cheddar2648]

@@nodonkeys LOL that's not how this works

[@ThatOpalGuy]

Pity you have to rely on that

[@More-Space-In-Ear]

Cheers Marcus and happy Christmas to you and the team 🎅🎄👍😊🍻

[@shreid]

Funding holdback is another PURELY POLITICAL move. Drain the swamp!

[@riparianlife97701]

Thanks for not putting "LAUNCH DATE ANNOUNCED" in the title. We'll watch even without clickbait.

[@MarcusHouse]

Launch date is not announced. Who said that?

[@riparianlife97701]

@@MarcusHouse There are many space channels who put launch date announcement teaser clickbait in their titles.

[@victorkrawchuk9141]

The FCC complained that the $500 up-front cost of the router made Starlink inappropriate for poorer customers, but $900,000,000 could have paid for 1,800,000 such routers. So, the FCC basically made Starlink ineligible for the subsidy just by withholding the subsidy.

[@davoforrest5]

Hey Elon and his companies do need and does not want government welfare. Stop it❤

[@jeremytaylor3532]

So perhaps the FCC could just lease a million Starlink boxes and sublet them to demonstratably poor rural Americans with school age kids. Problem solved.

[@wonderboy8073]

This channel is so good that I watch the sponsor segments.

[@jamess.2599]

The Enterprise D displate will be in my office.... Thats awesome.

[@menotyou1234]

Ship 26: I was hoping that SpaceX would launch it into orbit, and use it as a permanent orbiting tanker that the propellant ferries will deliver to store fuel in until Artemis HLS comes and refuels from it...??

[@gregbailey45]

It will need a sophisticated cooling system to store CH⁴ and O² long term in LEO. Some sort of external coating may be necessary.

[@dherman0001]

They MUST install deluge on the top of the launch ring.

[@cheddar2648]

You cannot have ambient temp water striking the face of super chilled tanks. You would get brittle fracture.

[@dherman0001]

@@cheddar2648 The ring doesn't have tanks in it. The water wouldn't activate until the rocket is off the ring. Easy to do.

[@bryanillenberg]

@@cheddar2648 Ambient water has hit the starship tanks before during CRYO and static fires. It will be fine.

[@RCnerd74]

Next starship test flight is gonna be epic🎉🎉🎉

[@glennback3105]

Displate looks awesome and very affordable i am in. Great vid as always

[@MarcusHouse]

I love these three I've got here. Very cool.

[@graemep.1316]

Thank you Marcus for all your hard work this year! A fellow space bro from across the lake 🎉 🇦🇺🇿🇦... (the world needs a united space nation's flag 😅) happy merry everything!

[@MarcusHouse]

Much appreciated

[@billisaacs702]

6:42 mark. Marcus my fine space fan those, in the building industry and in construction engineering and architecture in general, are called "trusses". They are generally meant for ceiling support. A very common design at its heart, tried and true.

[@BITIBbox]

Thinking that the FCC's decision was based on slower than expected progress is laughable

[@richbl1690]

Might be used for fuel transfer test bed.

[@InDzienInTampa]

Not an Elon fan, but Starlink absolutely got bureaucracied out of legitimate competition.

[@MarkkuS]

You mean, corruptizied? 😂

[@Tinman_56]

So we have some good things to look forward to for the coming year with space launches. Consistency of production will keep SpaceX on top. We'll be on the moon before we know it, providing the three-letter alphabet orgs make a New Year's resolution to leave SpaceX alone.😊 great update, Marcus.

[@sergiomg8500]

Thanks You Marcus!! por los Subtítulos es español

[@sokolum]

For sure we get Tower V2.0

[@fppro1679]

The government screwed Elon Musk. The FCC ignored the fact that starling's the only existing system that meets the requirements for the rural internet access program. It's one of the most egregious decisions I've ever seen. He should sue.

[@GntlTch]

Absolutely! Even if he loses the trial would publicize the egregious hypocrisy and idiocy rampant in the FCC.

[@fppro1679]

They could use that 900 million to populate receivers all over rural America! How does that not help the largest number of people?

[@GntlTch]

@@fppro1679 You're obviously using the wrong definition of "people". The FCC's definition of "people" is the executive suite at AT&T et al!

[@jonmichaelgalindo]

The FCC didn't claim Starlink had failed to meet the requirements of 100Mbps/20Mbps (they're up to average ~70Mbps at this point), but rather that Starlink *would* fail to meet those requirements by the 2025 deadline, and therefore must be disqualified immediately.

[@_Hell_cat_]

And they're the only company that's being treated this way. They're also the only company that I can get internet from at my house. They will never run cable to my property. Can't even get DSL or dial up. This is blatant corruption. Starlink also doesn't qualify for the low income internet credit. This administration is so corrupt it's unreal.

[@RobertCraft-re5sf]

SANTAAAAA !!!!!! 🤩 🎄

[@TheWincent]

maybe 26 will be a tanker ship

[@peterbroderson6080]

Elon and all his companies are above and beyond fabulous!

[@disorganizedorg]

Uh... X? I'll agree if limited to companies he either started himself or bought while relatively small and then grew. Solar City also might have been a 'miss' for Musk.

[@rwhirsch]

marcus, you are too kind to the fcc....it's a political hit job...not some pragmatic decision by the govt.

[@ChatGPT1111]

He knows that to stay monetized by YT, you have to not portray the 'mob' in a negative light. This is the world we live in.

[@bryanillenberg]

Or, yah know, it's not a "hit job"

[@nightnotes3122]

Спасибо!

[@alanhart9992]

Another House Space News Update and A Cup of Coffee. Can’t beat it! Curious Observation on Booster 12.

[@tedjones-ho2zk]

Nice that this video is sponsored by Displate, now i will not be a patreon subscriber. Considering since you get all of your information from all of the other SpaceX watchers, so to say your overhead is very low.

[@marksworkshop8724]

All his videos are sponsored. Not everyone has time to watch 20 different sources for space news, so a compilation channel is a nice service to have and requires a lot of work.

[@JackDallimore]

I bet they’re going to decorate Ship 26 like a Christmas tree!

[@noahgossett6134]

GATEWAY TO TITAN

[@oberonpanopticon]

7:50 I always find footage like that super comical

[@DouglasLippi]

Wake me for IFT3

[@davidroberts5602]

Hi Marcus house thanks for anther amazing video of star ship and the amazing space industry loved that trailer with the Christmas 🎅 decorations on it at least we will get one more launch 🚀 before the end of the year David 🚀❤️🇬🇧👌👍

[@Quarterpounderspatch]

Awesome! Thanks for the update

[@ranegross6289]

Those pieces of iron you were describing are actually very heavy duty trusses for a clearspan.look for stacks of similar looking pieces soon

[@Klaatu-ij9uz]

17:40 -- If Stoke-Space doesn't have any luck with their new design, they can always convert the craft to a high-tech beer brewery venture.

[@richardconway6425]

or a garbage can. 😂

[@NeonVisual]

Ship 26 is for orbital prop transfer.

[@adarret]

5:55 Ship 26 is intended for the ship to ship fuel transfer test in space so it’ll be the 4th or 5th launch…

[@hansmillonig7548]

Hello Marcus. What do u think about “painting “ the launch platform with T800 cobalt HVOF , high velocity oxygen fuel process to “paint” on the T 800.coating. It is used in jet engines amongst many other things. Hans

[@jarvis72]

Hey @MarcusHouse how long did shipping take for displate take to arrive to Tassie?

[@SeanSpecker]

should use the launch pad at Baalbek Lebanon.

[@Sir_Uncle_Ned]

Over here in Australia Optus is handling the rollout of starlink cellular service; which given the vast swaths of nothing for over 100km in any direction will come in very useful as it eliminates the need for a dedicated satellite phone and/or starlink antenna and will provide 100% 5G coverage for the entire country; not just whatever percentage of populated areas as everyone claims; but true 100% area coverage. And roaming is much easier because wherever you go outside of the polar circles; your normal service goes with you.

[@Cwg.]

I mever even thought about that every building they build at starbase has to be able to sustain regular earthquakes 😂