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>>16052190
Astra used a C-130 to fly the rogget. They put it on a truck and drove it through downtown Alameda (picrel) to the Oakland airport which was right next to the other end of the island. Then it flew up to I think Seattle to stop over for fuel (and payload integration if it was for Spaceflight, Inc.)

>>14495905
Several justices on SCOTUS including Thomas and ACB explicitly favor that exact non-delegation doctrine.

Also making this space related: right now the FAA's leeway is such that getting a license is a process of negotiation, and that discretion can be exercised by random DC bureaucrats who have never seen either the rocket or the range in question. If non-delegation gets enforced the FAA is absolutely getting whacked.