SpaceX Boca Chica - 4 Starships and a Test Tank - SN5, 6, 7.1, 8, and 9 all in work

Full speed ahead at SpaceX Boca Chica, with SN6 at the pad and several Starships being worked - SN9 Fwd Dome, SN8 sections being stacked next to SN5 in the midbay, and Test Tank SN7.1 undergoing preps.

Video and Pictures from Mary (@BocaChicaGal). Edited by Jack Beyer (@TheJackBeyer) and Theo Ripper (@TheoRipper).

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0:00 - SN8 Thrust Section Lift
0:44 - SN8 Skirt Rolled Out
1:18 - SN8 Thrust Section + Skirt Stacking
1:52 - SN8 Forward Dome Section
2:37 - Build Site Twilight
3:03 - Sunrise
3:40 - SN8 Aft Section
4:40 - High Bay Construction
5:09 - SN9 Forward Dome
5:29 - SN9 Forward Dome Closeups
5:43 - SN9 Forward Dome
6:20 - Work At The Build Site
7:25 - Three Ring Stack with Thermal Protection Tile Mounts
7:56 - Three Ring Stack w/TPS Mounts Closeup
8:06 - Work At The Build Site
8:36 - SN8 And SN5 In The Mid Bay
9:06 - SN8 Forward Dome Stacked
9:39 - Steel Ring Unscrapped
11:05 - High Bay Construction
11:43 - Scrapyard Activity
12:14 - SN8 And SN5 In The Mid Bay
12:49 - Mid Bay and High Bay
13:18 - Work On SN8
13:43 - Orbital Launch Pad Construction
14:12 - Work On SN6
14:37 - SN6 on Pad A and New Pad B
14:58 - New Mount Installed On Pad B
15:32 - New Mount Closeup
15:39 - Work At The Launch Site
16:35 - SN7.1 Test Tank Leg Skirt Mounted

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