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[Update 20190827_002701 UTC: According to Elon Musk on Twitter:

Igniters need to be inspected. We will try again tomorrow same time.

In another tweet he explained:

Raptor uses dual redundant torch igniters. Better long-term, but more finicky in development.

See also: updated stories at Ars Technica and CNET.

Original story follows. --martyb]

Starhopper test live at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jhjyz183poo

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LIVESTREAM: SpaceX Starhopper 150 meter test flight in Boca Chica, TX

upstart writes:

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How SpaceX plans to move Starship from Cocoa site to Kennedy Space Center

Starship will enter Kennedy Space Center by water next to the Vehicle Assembly Building and Launchpad 39A, according to a recently-released NASA environmental impact report.

That so-called "turn basin" is where other large rocket components have arrived at KSC by barge, including the Space Shuttle's external fuel tanks that were built in Louisiana. At 180 feet in height, Starship will be slightly taller and wider than the shuttle's orange fuel tanks.

SpaceX has not disclosed what type of flight tests the Starship prototype will undergo once it arrives at Kennedy Space Center.

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