This is

this CBS I on the world. I'm John Bachelor.

Behind the Black, Bob Zimmerman is here

who introduces to a puzzle about Boca Chica and Starship and Super Heavy.

Bob, a very good evening to you. You have an announcement on behind the Black website

from the FAA about a postponement.

What is the postponement and do we know why?

Good evening to you.

Good evening, General.

We actually have two stories about the FAA and SpaceX's effort to develop and build its

Starship super-heavy and fly missions out of Boca Chica. The first story has to do

with a new environmental impact statement that the FAA

is doing for SpaceX at Boca Chica. Both SpaceX wants to increase its launch rate there from five launches per year,

to nine I think, to 25 launches per year. The previous impact statement only gave them permission to do a limited number of launches.

I think it's five, it might be nine, but it's limited the number of launches.

So SpaceX is requested to do up to 25 launches per year as they develop Starship Super Heavy.

They got to do a lot of launches and they're prepared to do that.

So the FAA announced it was going to do a new environmental assessment of the site to see if it could do such a thing.

And as part of that, they need to have public meetings for the public to comment.

And interestingly enough, less than a week before those meetings, the FAA announced

it's cancelling those public meetings.

It announced about two weeks ago what the dates and where you could go, and you can also do it

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