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Maximum Power Incoming - The Flame Trench
The Brief
- Episode 118 of NSF's 'The Flame Trench' livestream, recorded live from the Kennedy Space Center.
- Coverage is framed around NASA's upcoming 'MAX POWER' expo and airshow.
- The description names Starship, Starbase static fires, and Blue Origin's New Glenn as topics via its hashtags.
Why watch · It offers a live, on-site look ahead of NASA's MAX POWER expo at Kennedy Space Center, though the description gives few specifics about what is covered.
- NASA MAX POWER
- Kennedy Space Center
- Starship
- New Glenn
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