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This is CBSI on the World. I'm John Bachelord, Tbokertika Texas.

David Livingston, Dr. Space of the Space Show is my colleague and co-host and this is Hotel Mars

and we're very pleased to welcome the managing editor of Parabolic Arc, Douglas Messier,

to help us understand right now where the intention is for SpaceX to launch the next test

of Starship and Super Heavy. This is the first iteration of what is meant to carry into

Earth orbit and beyond frequently over these next years, reaching the moon and the system begins

to describe a way to Mars. Doug, a very good evening to you. Thank you. Right now,

the report is that a super heavy number nine sits on a rebuilt launch pad at Bokertika.

Why is the launch pad critical here? How is it rebuilt and what do we know of the status of

that launch pad's investigations? Good evening, too. Good evening. The launch pad was heavily damaged

during the first launch of the Super Heavy Starship vehicle. On April 20,

the launch mount, which raises the rocket above the ground, has been rebuilt.

They're also adding 1,000 cubic meters of steel reinforced concrete and there's a thick piece

two thick pieces of steel that are being added on top of that with channels for water.

So they're testing, they already tested the water, thrust flame suppression system, water through

it and tested that already. So the problem was that they just had a big chunk of concrete under

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