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I'd hate for the Boca Chica site to become more secretive as it marches on towards production quality.

A similar launch from Boca Chica would place the trajectory uncomfortably close to Houston.

I don't believe launches from the Cape have enough fuel to boost back to Boca Chica though, do they?

Based on the pace of development in Boca Chica it doesn't appear so.

Can anybody provide a summary of how Boca Chica was selected & approved?

I dunno, I’d be hauling them out and laying them on the beach next to boca chica like dead whales.

Starship's operations in Boca Chica do emit methane during ground operations.

(I have no point, outside of the social ramifications of chatting at a bar with dudes/chica's about nothing).

Boca Chica beach is a mess now, I can only imagine what new Fallout installment we'd get if South Texas became irradiated from a failed launch.

I am also quite sure they will be a dozen towers in Boca Chica and I wouldn’t be surprised if they build a couple in California for Southward launches.

Oh, "Starbase" is the name for the Boca Chica site.

If you say "not good enough" for Boca Chica, you're saying "no rockets can be developed in the continental US".

There are four teams of workers at Boca Chica, working around the clock on 8-hour shifts that overlap.

It did not even want to build a proper launchpad at Boca Chica, which did not work out so well.

SpaceX ignored the rules, and nobody enforces them despite the protests from residents of Boca Chica.