SpaceX Starship Florida launch pad update, Elon met FAA and Rocket Lab failed! - Summary

Summary

SpaceX is experiencing delays in obtaining government permits for another Starship orbital attempt from Starbase, leading to potential redirection of attention from Starbase to the Starship Florida Launch Pad. SpaceX is working on developing a way to consistently withstand the force of 33 Raptor engines firing at liftoff before continuing work at the Florida site. NASA is inviting public feedback on SpaceX's proposed expansion in Brevard County. In a recent interview, the FAA associate administrator for commercial space transportation confirmed SpaceX's implementation of corrective actions from a mishap investigation and discussed ongoing safety and environmental reviews for the company's modified license. Lastly, Rocket Lab experienced its fourth failure out of 41 flights with its latest mission.

Facts

1. SpaceX is waiting for government permits for another Starship orbital attempt.
2. There is a possibility of a delay and redirection of attention to the Starship Florida Launch Pad.
3. SpaceX plans to use SLC 40 for cargo resupply missions and eventually as a second crew launch site.
4. NASA is inviting public feedback on SpaceX's proposed expansion at Roberts Road operations area.
5. There have been 4 failures in 41 flights for Rocket Lab Electron rocket.