SpaceX May Speed KSC Buildup If Environmental Issues Arise In Texas

February 17, 2022
SpaceX’s first orbital Starship spacecraft
A woman walked her dog on the beach near SpaceX’s first orbital Starship spacecraft, designated SN20, stacked atop the company’s first Super Heavy Booster near Boca Chica Beach, Texas, on Feb. 10, in advance of CEO Elon Musk’s presentation about the program.
Credit: Jim Watson/AFP/Getty Images
Against a dramatic backdrop of a nearly 400-ft.-tall Starship spacecraft and Super Heavy booster, Elon Musk expressed confidence that the U.S. government would reach a favorable decision in its ongoing review of the program’s potential environmental impact on what was once a sleepy beach town...

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