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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6YTaG91KD5s
30 second test when?

>>11871043
That engine was probably wired with extra sensors for testing, but it could also be that SpaceX places more sensors in their rockets to get better telemetry during flight.

>>11492575
The price of larger rockets has gone down significantly over the past decade, and even the largest rockets flown are still easier and cheaper than any anti-gravity project. Why? Because a rocket can be made with today's materials, meanwhile anti-gravity would require the use of exotic materials which hasn't even been confirmed to exist. Not to say that anti-gravity is worthless, nor that ti shouldn't be pursed, but there's far more sensible use of resources.