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I really wish we knew the schedule for Booster 9’s static fire campaign.
Booster 7 had a total of 7 static fires (lol) over a period of 8 months. Obviously, Booster 9 must do that in 1/4 or less time.
>Single engine static fire
>Single engine long duration fire
>3 Engine static fire
>7 Engine static fire
>14 engine static fire
>11 engine long duration firing
>31 engine firing
I wonder if SpaceX will skip straight into the 11 engine firing, then the 33.

>>15485517
I’ll repost the synopsis I just got embarrassed lol.

I always wanted to write a Sci-fi story set in a future where a coalition led by Earth and another led by Mars are vying for control over the Jovian moon of Ganymede.

Ganymede has no central government and consists of disjointed groups of nomadic peoples. A glowie from the Earth-led coalition is sent to Ganymede to help the locals fend off an attempt by the Mars-coalition to take control it for use as “living space” (Ganymede has low radiation and would make for a great colony).

I also had another story idea set 100 years after the prior one where, although the Earth-coalition won the prior conflict, their Glowie Operative mentioned earlier would lead a second resistance, this time agaijst occupying Earther forces, which ensures Ganymede is independent. A government led by the Saturnian moon of Titan swoops in and ends up subjugating Ganymede.

While this is happening, Earth and Mars are at each others throats but then a coalition led by Titan decides to cut off the supply of fusion fuel to the entire solar system (Helium-3), which cripples both Earth and Mars’ fleets. Earth and Mars put their differences aside to stop Titan from controlling the entire solar system.

A subplot to the first story would be the Earther Glowie falling in love with a Ganyemedeian Rebel girl, and deciding to betray his own government after she is abducted by the Earth-coalition military (the Earthers never cared about Ganyemede’s people, they just wanted to stop Mars from controlling it).

Bros, how do I go about writing Sci-fi. I spent too much time worldbuilding a future where a coalition led by Earth and another led by Mars are vying for control over the Jovian moon of Ganymede.

Ganymede has no central government and consists of disjointed groups of nomadic peoples. A glowie from the Earth-led coalition is sent to Ganymede to help the locals fend off an attempt by the Mars-coalition to take control it for use as “living space” (Ganymede has low radiation and would make for a great colony).

I also had another story idea set 100 years after the prior one where, although the Earth-coalition won the prior conflict, their Glowie Operative mentioned earlier would lead a second resistance, this time agaijst occupying Earther forces, which ensures Ganymede is independent. A government led by the Saturnian moon of Titan swoops in and ends up subjugating Ganymede.

While this is happening, Earth and Mars are at each others throats but then a coalition led by Titan decides to cut off the supply of fusion fuel to the entire solar system (Helium-3), which cripples both Earth and Mars’ fleets. Earth and Mars put their differences aside to stop Titan from controlling the entire solar system.

A subplot to the first story would be the Earther Glowie falling in love with a Ganyemedeian Rebel girl, and deciding to betray his own government after she is abducted by the Earth-coalition military (the Earthers never cared about Ganyemede’s people, they just wanted to stop Mars from controlling it).