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X Report 30 Jun 2025

SpaceX is exploring alternative options for static fire tests amid infrastructure setbacks, emphasizing their adaptability in operations.

SpaceX is exploring alternative options for static fire tests amid infrastructure setbacks, emphasizing their adaptability in operations.

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SpaceX is set to potentially shift its static fire tests for Starship to the launch site due to infrastructure challenges at the Masseys facility. This development highlights SpaceX’s agility and commitment to maintaining progress despite setbacks.

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SpaceX May Shift Static Fire Tests to Launch Site

With the Ship static fire stand and trench at Masseys out of commission, SpaceX appears to be pivoting towards conducting static fire tests at their launch site. This adjustment signifies the company’s flexibility in its testing schedule, ensuring that development timelines remain on track despite logistical hurdles.

The decision also suggests a proactive approach in managing operational capabilities, as SpaceX continues to refine its Starship program. By utilizing the launch site for critical tests, they can mitigate delays and maintain momentum in the competitive space launch sector.

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