Booster 19 Static Fire as seen from our remote camera pic.twitter.com/CuHpDRiJxY
— RGV Aerial Photography (@RGVaerialphotos) April 15, 2026
Some quick and dirty clips of other NSF cam views pic.twitter.com/1wyQ6Jv0XY
— NSF - NASASpaceflight.com (@NASASpaceflight) April 15, 2026
First 33-engine static fire for Super Heavy V3 pic.twitter.com/m3swZHF7iQ
— SpaceX (@SpaceX) April 16, 2026
PJYoung said:Booster 19 Static Fire as seen from our remote camera pic.twitter.com/CuHpDRiJxY
— RGV Aerial Photography (@RGVaerialphotos) April 15, 2026
YellowPot_97 said:
The speed and distance at which the plume moves with the new flame trench is insane. I can't imagine what a full duration ignition at lift off will look like!
Static Fire vs No Parking
— SIGNAL : noise (@BocasBrain) April 16, 2026
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photo via @JohnRand0061 who is out there looking for the debris pic.twitter.com/H3d3hlHsmt
This is only 50% throttle. What the hell, SpaceX!? pic.twitter.com/q3sahfugwW
— Mookafish (@Mookafish) April 16, 2026
fullback44 said:
Any estimates on Starship launch dates? Still First or second week of May? Got a little group who are trying to see this one
We calculated a propellant flow rate into the booster of ~700 gallons PER SECOND during peak loading on today's test.
— Max Evans (@_MaxQ_) April 16, 2026
~35 mins to load a Super Heavy booster from empty.
BONKERS https://t.co/P7hhL02yfc
torrid said:PJYoung said:Booster 19 Static Fire as seen from our remote camera pic.twitter.com/CuHpDRiJxY
— RGV Aerial Photography (@RGVaerialphotos) April 15, 2026
No one thought to move that Suburban before the test firing? Just in case it done blowed up of something? I mean, it's been known to happen.
PJYoung said:
Liquid methane and liquid oxygen
normaleagle05 said:
*Do not attempt to swim in liquified gasses.