Welcome back, Space Enthusiasts. Today, we have an exciting update from SpaceX's Starbase site in Boca, Shaka, Texas. Last night, SpaceX conducted a fiery static fire test of the upper stage of their upcoming Starship prototype, igniting its six powerful Raptor engines. SpaceX's journey towards achieving a successful Starship launch continues, and the recent test signifies progress in their quest for space exploration and innovation. Join us as we delve into the latest developments and explore what lies ahead for the Starship mission. SEGM in T1, Starship's fiery static fire test. The static fire test completed at 827P. MET was a crucial step in the preparation for Starship's second flight, the date of which is yet to be announced. This test centered on the upper stage of the two-stage heavy lift launch vehicle, which is equipped with six Raptor engines. SpaceX will later perform a similar test for the booster, featuring an impressive array of 33 methane-fueled Raptor engines. SEGM ENT2 upgrades and adjustments. After the first test flight of Starship, which ended with a self-destruct command due to some engine failures, and off-course tumbling, SpaceX has been steadily working on upgrades and adjustments. Elon Musk, SpaceX CEO, recently mentioned that Starship needs well over a thousand tweaks before its next flight. In approximately six weeks, Musk believes that Starship will be ready for launch, implementing changes like a hot staging approach, where engines in the upper stage ignite prior to separation from the booster. SEGM ENT3, FAA approval and ongoing preparations. While SpaceX progresses with upgrades to both the rocket and launch pad, they expect approval from the Federal Aviation Administration, FAA, for Starship's second test flight. The FAA has grounded Starship temporarily, as they perform an investigation into the anomalies encountered during the initial test flight. The upcoming launch, featuring the ship 25 prototype atop booster 9, holds significant importance as SpaceX aims to show Starship's capability to reach orbit. As we eagerly anticipate the next steps in SpaceX's Starship program, the future of space exploration hangs in the balance. Stay tuned for more updates on the progress of Starship's second flight, and the remarkable innovations reshaping our journey