SpaceX making more than 1,000 changes to next Starship rocket

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SpaceX making more than 1,000 changes to next Starship rocket

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From Ars Technica:
"SpaceX will debut numerous upgrades on the second launch of its full-scale Starship mega-rocket. Those upgrades include a major change in how the rocket’s two stages separate, propulsion system improvements, and a beefed-up launch pad in South Texas that should better withstand the blast from 33 main engines."

https://arstechnica.com/space/2023/06/s ... ip-rocket/

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Re: SpaceX making more than 1,000 changes to next Starship rocket

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Thanks Stephen, a good read.

Interesting proposed stage separation procedure.

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