Booster 7 Lifted off the Orbital Launch Mount | SpaceX Boca Chica

SpaceX lifted Booster 7 off the orbital launch mount in preparation for roll back to the Production Site. Crews will inspect the booster and determine its flight worthiness after an explosion occurred under its engine section.

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0:00 Raptor Engine Moved to the Launch Site
0:58 Crews Replace a Raptor Engine on Booster 7
2:13 Raptor Platform Moved
2:29 Chopsticks Opened as the Sun Rises
3:44 Delivery on Remedios Ave
4:05 Dirt Work Near the Production Site
4:40 Stairs for the Mega Bay
5:16 Suborbital Pad A
5:33 Ship 24 on Suborbital Pad B
5:52 Booster 7 on the Orbital Launch Mount
7:25 Raptor Platform Moved Prior to Booster 7 Lift
8:13 Raptor Maintenance Platform
9:00 Ship Payload Section in the High Bay
9:20 Scaffolding on the Mega Bay
9:38 Tiles Installed on Ship 24
10:06 Ship QD Arm Moved for Booster 7 Lift
10:22 Chopsticks Raise Into Place to Lift Booster 7
11:01 Chopsticks Close around Booster 7’s Lift Points
11:55 Transport Stand Prepared for Booster 7
12:11 Booster 7 Lifted
12:41 Booster 7 Swung to Align with the Transport Stand
12:55 Booster 7 Lowered
13:08 Booster 7 Secured to the Transport Stand
13:46 Chopsticks Disconnected from Booster 7

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