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This is a transcript of a YouTube video by What about it!? that covers the latest news and updates on SpaceX's Starship, Starlink, and Crew 7 missions, as well as Rocket Lab's reusability progress. The video features footage and commentary on the following topics:
- Super Heavy Booster 9's second static fire test with 33 Raptors, which was successful despite two engines shutting down early.
- Starship Ship 25's readiness for rollout and launch, pending FAA approval.
- The demolition of the production tents and the Mid Bay at the Starbase build site, making room for more expansion and a third Mega Bay.
- The acquisition of a large land in Bastrop, Texas, for a Starlink hardware factory that will produce dishes, routers, and other accessories.
- The launch and docking of Crew 7 to the ISS, using a Crew Dragon capsule named Endurance.
- The launch of 22 mini Starlinks on a Falcon 9 rocket with a reused booster that landed back at the launch site.
- The launch and recovery of an Electron rocket with a reused Rutherford engine, and the announcement of the next mission with nine reused engines.
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1. Super Heavy Booster 9 conducted a static fire, marking a significant milestone in SpaceX's upcoming launches.
2. The booster was hoisted onto the Orbital Launch Mount and underwent final pre-launch tests, including the FireX system.
3. SpaceX's test campaign has been progressing smoothly, with the booster nearly full due to the need to counterbalance the enormous thrust of the Super Heavy.
4. The booster's nose cone lifting points were covered with heat tiles, a significant change in the build process.
5. The second production tent at Starbase was dismantled, marking a necessary evolution towards Starship's mass production.
6. The construction process for the Starships began with one-half being assembled in the Mid Bay, followed by the second half, which were then moved to the High Bay for mating.
7. Crew 7 successfully docked with the ISS, marking the conclusion of Crew 6's mission.
8. Crew 7's departure to space was postponed by a day due to various factors, including bad weather conditions and potential collision risks with space debris.
9. Rocket Lab successfully launched a reused, silver-coated Electron rocket on a mission called "We Love The Nightlife."
10. The next Electron launch will feature nine reused Rutherford engines, marking significant milestones in Rocket Lab's journey towards reusability.