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SpaceX Starship Updates – Perseverance Getting Ready For Mars

Welcome to Episode 91 of What about it!?

In this Episode, we will analyze the recently performed Static Fires & cryogenic tests on the SpaceX Starship in Boca Chica Texas. We will take a look at the exact procedure, leading up to Raptor ignition and what's happened in the man time with Starship SN5. Last but not least, we will tke a look at the NASA Perseverance Rover, which is undergoing last preparations ahead of the Launch window in July! 

SpaceX Starship Updates – Perseverance Getting Ready For Mars

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:D Thank you, Sammy! I loved this one too! It's so much fun to be able to do this for a living! :O

Same here! What a great year for space enthusiasts! :O

Thank you, David! :) It's an honor to be able to bring you these!

Hey Don! Thank you ver much! Yeah, it could stand for Engine Serial Number. Don't you think though, that engineering sample number would be more logical? I mean, that's what it is. An engineering sample. Either way, thank you for the feedback! :)

I have little research there. BO news is hard to get. The folder is sloooowly filling and as soon as it's enough for a news, I'll get it out! Love BO.

:D Same! Thank you for your support!!!

A fast paced episode packed with lots of information, thinking you might need a "Weekend Edition" of WAI to bridge the gap πŸ˜† Well done Felix and the WAI team 😍

Hey Liam, I have sent Felix a reminder πŸ‘

Hi Felix, I just wanted to note, that you still didn’t correct my name to Pfohe... With all of your work, you probably forgotπŸ˜…πŸ˜‡

Great stuff - thanks Felix - can't wait til your anniversary - sorry, I mean of course the crew mission!! :)

Some Good Progress down in TX. Thanks for the update. New Glenn news is quite rare nowadays. Hear anything on that work?

Grateful for the explanation of the methane flare - vents and valves closing makes sense. Love the full coverage of Perseverance - I knew only the bare bones before this. At 1:30, ESN logically stands for Engine Serial Number, not engineering sample number.

Love these well-informed reports, Felix!

Thanks Felix, great content as always. I can’t wait for the rover take-off and Mars landing video.


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