This is a CBSI on the world. Behind the Black Bob Zimmerman is here. We're going to Boca Chica.

There's, it looks to be good news, but I don't want to get ahead of this good evening to you Bob very wise John

Yes, Boca Chica

SpaceX

The what is it, early this week, completed a dress rehearsal

countdown which they took down to T-minous 10 seconds.

So they didn't quite get to a static fire burn which is generally

their policy prior to launch with Falcon 9 and with Starship Super Heavy they

would do static fire tests but then prior to the launch they would do a

full dress for a count down and always bring it down to T-minor zero and fire the

engines for a burst but they didn't do the test out of try test here.

Elon Musk did a tweet in connection with the tweet from SpaceX saying that we're going to launch soon.

This is the third unmanned orbital test flight of Starship super heavy.

They've done two, both of which had problems, not surprisingly, they're in a

prototype test. This would be another prototype test. But we don't know yet when this will

happen that they didn't continue on to a burn of the engines is puzzling to me

it suggests one of two things.

One, there were issues during the countdown and they just scrubbed aborted 10 seconds before T-minor zero.

Or the company was doing tests of its loading procedures and dress rehearsal.

Now why would need to do that at this stage?

You know, there's still prototype, so of course obviously they could

be testing things they needed to check on.

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