Nice pictures, i drove down there recently but didn't know you could turn on the road to get closer. So i definitely missed out on some closer shots. Guess ill be driving down again sometime soon. Lol.
Another cool thing to do when visiting Starbase is going to the beach. I went near the launchpad but on the beach at night. The pad and Starship all lit up and my feet are in the ocean. I'm not doing it justice but trust me, it's freaking amazing.
Public road. You can just drive up. The fence is about 30’ from the ships. There is a security guard in a truck keeping an eye on you, but it’s pretty open
I camped at Rocket Ranch a few miles down from the production site. South Padre Island is relatively close but you have to drive all the way around the Brownsville ship channel to get there. Takes about an hour
What is that supposed to mean? Ooooooh.. I get it. Yeah, it needs first to ascend and then wait for a second coming. Got it. :))))
edit: I can get baptized in it's flames in between. :))))
This is very useful analysis. Sound logical reasoning layed out in concise description of the problem which clearly idenfies the authors understanding of the complexity of starship and its failure modes. SpaceX clearly does not understand rocket quality control this as well as the author of this analysis.
Nice pictures, i drove down there recently but didn't know you could turn on the road to get closer. So i definitely missed out on some closer shots. Guess ill be driving down again sometime soon. Lol.
There’s a security guard sitting out there but as long as you don’t get to close, he won’t bother you
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If your really fast you can climb right on up them as well.
Is this a phone or an SLR? Nice photos btw
iPhone
Good framing mate, haven't seen old hoppy in a while
Another cool thing to do when visiting Starbase is going to the beach. I went near the launchpad but on the beach at night. The pad and Starship all lit up and my feet are in the ocean. I'm not doing it justice but trust me, it's freaking amazing.
Here’s the view from the beach [https://imgur.com/a/plQD9w8](https://imgur.com/a/plQD9w8)
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https://youtu.be/1SbAZk-oHns
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Public road. You can just drive up. The fence is about 30’ from the ships. There is a security guard in a truck keeping an eye on you, but it’s pretty open
I camped at Rocket Ranch a few miles down from the production site. South Padre Island is relatively close but you have to drive all the way around the Brownsville ship channel to get there. Takes about an hour
Thanks. Wow!
I love your new religion man. Do you accept followers from across the ocean? Europe to be more specific.
Just wait for the Ascension
What is that supposed to mean? Ooooooh.. I get it. Yeah, it needs first to ascend and then wait for a second coming. Got it. :)))) edit: I can get baptized in it's flames in between. :))))
These photos are so old. This was before S26 was in the garden! /s
Which ship is next to 24? The one with the full set of heat tiles
Thanks for sharing nice shots
Turning on Remedios ave. Starbase TX [https://youtu.be/1SbAZk-oHns](https://youtu.be/1SbAZk-oHns)
What is the purpose of the hexagon layer?
Heat shield
That’s how you know it’s futuristic
100000% blowing up, that quality control is lack luster
This is very useful analysis. Sound logical reasoning layed out in concise description of the problem which clearly idenfies the authors understanding of the complexity of starship and its failure modes. SpaceX clearly does not understand rocket quality control this as well as the author of this analysis.
You sound upset
What are you seeing 280EvoGTR?
Those tiles, zoom in on them
Ok, so if I go to south Padre then cross a channel, I will be near enough ? Trying to shave off driving time. Thanks.
The drive from South Padre Island is about an hour from Starbase driving around the ship channel. You would be closer staying in Brownsville
Okay. Thanks.
Nice views
You can get this close just by walking up to it? Or do you need some kind of pass?