@elonmusk @Erdayastronaut (and 2 others) Raptor reached 230 mT-F (over half a million pounds of thrust) at peak pressure with some damage, so this version of the engine can probably sustain ~210 tons. Should have a 250+ ton engine in about 6 to 9 months. Target for booster is 7500 tons (16.5 million pounds) of thrust.

SpaceX is attempting to hop Starship SN6 to an altitude of 150 meters. Starship SN6 is outfitted with Raptor SN29 for the test flight.

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08.26.2020 Static Fire Successful! || Road closure on the 28th for 150m hop, (backups on 29th/30th), from 8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. CDT (1300-0100 UTC). || New TFR posted for 1800 FT. || Raptor SN29 is installed on SN6. || 2nd Test stand being prepared for SN7.1 pressure test. || Question answered; Elon Musk: "Orbital launch mount" || Falcon 9 • SAOCOM 1B, Aug 28, time: 2020 UTC (8:20 p.m. EDT), will launch SAOCOM 1B satellite for CONAE, Argentina’s space agency. This is 1st polar launch from KSC since 1960.
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