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Saturday 24 October 2026

The chopsticks caught Super Heavy in October 2024

Two mechanical arms at Starbase caught a falling Super Heavy booster in October 2024. The launch mount stopped being a one-shot stand. It became a gate.

Liora Hale Sunday 30 August 2026, open calendar6 min read

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SpaceX first caught a Super Heavy booster in October 2024 with the mechanical arms at the Starbase tower — the hardware the internet named chopsticks because that's what they look like. The cylinder comes home to the place it left.

A distant rocket launch glowing on the horizon behind trees at night — The Gold Standard

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Liora Hale Sunday 30 August 2026 at 9:30 pm Adelaide, open calendar6 min read

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