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This is CBS High on the World. I'm John Batsford. Behind the black Bob Zimmerman is here to take

us to Boca Chica, where we're waiting for super heavy and starship for the next test. And Bob,

a very good evening to you. Report that Boca Chica is prepping, prepping, prepping. What is the

status? Good evening to you. Good evening, John. There appears there was a great update on NASA spaceflight.com,

and so I linked to it and summarized what's happening. Technically, SpaceX as expected is moving

fast and making a lot of progress, getting the launch pad and the rocket ready for the next

orbital test flight of super heavy starship. They expect we they've now requested, you know,

closure zones for doing static fire tests of super heavy on the launch pad to test not only the rocket,

but the reward of the launch system they've designed to reduce the shockwave from the engines

themselves. So the launch pad won't get damaged. They want to test it with a static fire test.

So that's getting ready to go, and they're going to do that. I'm sure in the next week or so,

that's what they're planning. They also are preparing additional part types of super heavy and

starship for later tests. And they also upgrade, continuing their upgrade in the assembly facilities.

There are a lot of those cities where in temporary tents for years, and they replace them with real buildings.

None of this really matters, you know. Well, it matters. SpaceX is showing what's going to do with

the drop rate, but it doesn't really matter because there's no word from the FAA about

a launch permit. The only word we've had from the FAA is basically telling everybody,

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