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September 5th 16, 02:16 PM posted to sci.space.policy
Jeff Findley[_6_]
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Accident at Cape
In article om,
says...
On 2016-09-04 21:22, Vaughn Simon wrote:
http://www.brownsvilleherald.com/pre...8f83ab605.html
But I find that confusing because they obviously have enough facility in
place to fire that returned booster repeatedly.
When they test fire engines, are they horizontal or vertical ?
Vertical. At McGregor Texas. The yet to be built launch site is in
Boca Chica Texas. The two locations are approximately 460 miles apart!
The one tidbit I had read is that 39A has already had the vertical
erector/railcar tested. So it appears they already have the hangar and
the transporter/erector in place.
Pad 39A is reportedly a couple months away from being "operational".
Anyone know the status of the rotating service structure used by
Shuttle? Has it been removed ? work begun ? or still all there ?
Not sure. I believe it will be removed. I would think the "visitor's
center" will want it as an exhibit.
Jeff
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