Timelapse of Starship Booster 15's first Static Fire Test, from the start of propellant load, the test (with sound), and the detanking. @nasaspaceflight.com Testing stream: www.youtube.com/watch?v=AozA... Starbase Live: nsf.live/starbase

STATIC FIRE! Starship Booster 15 fires up its engines for the first time, as teams continue with the pre-flight testing flow ahead of flight 8, pending regulatory approval @nasaspaceflight.com Testing stream: www.youtube.com/watch?v=AozA... Starbase Live: nsf.live/starbase

The cleanup at the Starbase Rocket Garden continues, as Starship S32, that was never used for testing and not fully constructed, has been moved to the High Bay ahead of its likely scrapping. @NASASpaceflight nsf.live/starbase

Timelapse of "Test Tank 16" rolling to the Massey's Test Site overnight, for some testing. While we do not know all the changes made, these test tanks are critical in the development process of future ships & boosters. @nasaspaceflight.com nsf.live/starbase

Starbase's Launch Pad B chopsticks moved one step closer to becoming operational, with the traveling block that will be used to move them up and down the tower being installed onto them earlier today. @NASASpaceflight Starbase Live 24/7 nsf.live/starbase

Starship towers family photo. With the weather clearing up, all three of the Starbase towers and their installed chopsticks can be seen "together"side by side thanks to @NASASpaceflight's Starbase Live and Space Coast Live cameras ➡️https://nsf.live/starbase ➡️https://nsf.live/starbase

Following their lift onto the Pad B Tower at Starbase, teams worked into the night to hook up the arms of the carriage to the 12 skates that are on the tower, completing this stage of installation. @nasaspaceflight.com Starbase Live nsf.live/starbase

After a year long journey that started in Florida, the Chopsticks for Launch Pad B at Starbase have reached their final destination. Multi camera timelapse courtesy of @nasaspaceflight.com's Starbase Live of the lift and installation on to the tower of the chopsticks and carriage. nsf.live/starbase

Having arrived to Starbase Launch Pad B earlier in the week, the Chopsticks were lifted and mated with their Carriage ahead of being lifted together and connected onto the tower, ending a journey that started all the way in Florida. @nasaspaceflight.com nsf.live/starbase

Another busy night at Starbase, as the chopsticks for Launch Pad B, rolled out from the Production Site towards the Launch Site, ahead of being mated with the carriage that was rolled out and lifted a few days ago. @nasaspaceflight.com Starbase Live nsf.live/starbase

After spending a few days at Massey's for some Cryo Testing, Starship S34 was rolled back to the Production Site overnight, to get it ready for the next stages of its pre-flight testing campaign ahead of Flight 8. @nasaspaceflight.com nsf.live/starbase

Timelapse of Starship S34's first day of cryogenic proof testing at the Massey's Test Site. While we do not know any results, it seems that SpaceX were happy, as they moved to another day of testing today. @nasaspaceflight.com Follow along live nsf.live/starbase

18 days after it departed for Launch Pad A, Starship B14 left the protective arms of Mechazilla and made the triumphant trip back home to Mega Bay 1 after completing its "work trip" to space and back. @nasaspaceflight.com Starbase Live: nsf.live/starbase

A very busy night at Starbase, as the Chopstick Carriage for Launch Pad B was transported from the production area to the launch site for installation at the pad, minutes after B14 rolled the other way. @nasaspaceflight.com Starbase Live: nsf.live/starbase

About 27 hours after it returned from Space, Starship B14 has been lifted off the OLM again onto a transport stand, ahead of its trip back home to the Production Site later tonight. @NASASpaceflight Starbase Live: nsf.live/starbase

SpaceX showing no signs of slowing down, and are busy already preparing for flight 8, with ship 34 undergoing its first Cryo test at the Masseys Outpost Test Site. @nasaspaceflight.com Watch live: nsf.live/starbase

Dawn of a new day at Starbase, as B14 stands proudly back on the OLM, after returning from space the day before. @nasaspaceflight.com Starbase Live 24/7 nsf.live/starbase

The Journey of a Booster. Timelapse of Starship B14's day, from fueling, launch, landing, and the return to the OLM. @NASASpaceflight Launch Stream: youtube.com/watch?v=3nM3...

Starship Flight 7 Launch and Landing! Ship 33 and Booster 14 successfully lifted off from Launch Pad A at Starbase, with B14 successfully returning to be caught by the chopsticks. @nasaspaceflight.com Launch Stream: youtube.com/watch?v=3nM3...

So How big is Starship? a comparison as we are under 1 hour from flight 7 @nasaspaceflight.com Launch Stream: youtube.com/watch?v=3nM3...

The "Pope Vent" has begun at Starbase, signaling that the tank farm has woken up ahead of loading of Starship ahead of flight 7, currently 2 hours and 20 minutes away. @NASASpaceflight Launch Stream: youtube.com/watch?v=3nM3...

The Chopsticks have opened up into their pre flight position as Starbase continues to prepare for Starship flight 7 in just over 5.5 hours for now. @nasaspaceflight.com Stakeout stream: www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZYe4... Launch stream: www.youtube.com/watch?v=3nM3...

Flight 7 may have been grounded for the day because of the weather, but that has not stopped Flight 8's Ship 34 catching its scheduled ride to Massey for some cryo testing as it starts its pre flight testing campaign. @NASASpaceflight Starbase Live 24/7 nsf.live/starbase

Starship S34 (flight 8) rolling out to Masseys. Follow along live on @NASASpaceflight Starbase Live nsf.live/starbase

The sun rises on anther day at Starbase, as S33 & B14 await their launch. Join us from 2:00 p.m. CDT / 19:00 UTC on Special Monday Edition of our Raptorside Chat, to discuss the latest news and updates from Starbase and beyond. @nasaspaceflight.com nsf.live/starbase

SpaceX has launched the Starlink 12-4 mission aboard Falcon 9 B1080-15 from Space Launch Complex 40 at the Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, sending 13 Direct to Cell and 8 Starlink v2 Mini satellites into orbit, as seen by @nasaspaceflight.com 's Space Coast Live 24/7 Cameras nsf.live/starbase

Starship S33 has been stacked atop B14, possibly for a final time ahead of Flight 7, currently NET Wednesday, January 15th. @NASASpaceflight Starbase Live: nsf.live/starbase Flight 7 livestream: youtube.com/watch?v=3nM3...

Hours after completing a full stack WDR test, Starship S33 was destacked from B14, it is unclear what is SpaceX's plan, however it could be for final checkouts and FTS work ahead of flight 7 NET January 13th. @nasaspaceflight.com nsf.live/starbase

Timelapse of Starship S33 & B14's Full Stack Wet Dress Rehearsal Test from the start of tank farm activity through tanking, the DSS (Detonation Suppression System) test, and detanking, ahead of flight 7, Net Jan 13th. @nasaspaceflight.com Starbase Live nsf.live/starbase

A side-by-side comparison of the Stacking operation of Starship Version 1 and Version 2. With all the experience the team has gotten to streamline the process, even with the changes to the ship, the process seems very similar. @nasaspaceflight.com nsf.live/starbase