SpaceX Breaks Records & Fully Stacks Second Tower - Update #29

HEY HEY HEY IT'S LABPADRE! WELCOME BACK AND THANK YOU FOR TUNING IN TO EPISODE 29 OF OUR WEEKLY SPACEX AND STARBASE UPDATES. WE HAVE A LOT OF INFORMATION FOR YOU TO DIGEST TODAY. So let's dig in! STARTING THIS WEEK, THE COMMON DOME OF SHIP 27 EARLY FRIDAY MORNING WAS TRANSFERRED TO STARFACTORY AS THE NEW BUILDING NOW APPEARS USABLE WHILE CONSTRUCTION CONCLUDES. AROUND DAWN AT LAUNCH COMPLEX 39A, THE NINTH AND FINAL MODULE OF STARSHIP'S LAUNCH TOWER WAS LIFT INTO PLACE OVER THE STRUCTURAL STEEL OF SPACEX'S SECOND MECHAZILLA. A FEW HOURS LATER, RETURN TO STARBASE, TEST TANK B7.1 WAS RELOCATED TO THE SANCHEZ SITE AFTER ITS LAST ROUND OF TESTING.

A SHORT TIME LATER, THE STICKS WERE RAISED TO THE PART OF THE TOWER IN PREPARATION FOR ANOTHER DAY OF REINFORCEMENT TESTS. WHILE THE TANK FARM ROTATED DURING THE DAY, THE BOOSTER 7'S GRIDFINS UNDERGO SOME TESTS WHILE THEY WERE ROTATED FORWARD AND BACKWARD. WHEN SPACEX BEGAN TO COOL AT STAGE ZERO, THE VENTILATION WAS SEEN FROM A NEW LOCATION ON THE ORBITAL LAUNCH MOUNT. A FEW HOURS LATER WE WATCHED ANOTHER BOOSTER 7 MAIN SPINING TEST, THIS TIME WITH 7 RAPTOR ENGINES SPINNING IN A STAGGER START. MEANWHILE, RAPTOR ROOST CAUGHT A WILD DEER IN THE WILDLIFE REFUGE SURROUNDING THE SPACEX STAR BASE FACILITY IN TEXAS.

WITH THE IMPULSE TESTS COMPLETED FOR THE DAY, THE STICKS RETURNED TO THE BASE OF THE TOWER THAT NIGHT, HOWEVER, SPACEX HAD ADDITIONAL PLANS FOR THE STICKS TESTS AS THEY TRAVELED TO THE TOWER AGAIN. THEN, WITH ARMS ON THE TOP OF THE TOWER, THE RED STATUS LIGHTS AND THE NEW WARNING STARS WERE OBSERVED FLASHING. ON SATURDAY MORNING, WITH THE TESTS ALREADY COMPLETED, THE STICKS WERE LOWER ONCE AGAIN TO THE BASE OF THE TOWER. AT THE CONSTRUCTION SITE, A RAINBOW WAS SEEN SPLITTING THE GAP BETWEEN HIGH BAY AND MEGA BAY. THAT AFTERNOON, ONE OF VESSEL 24'S HATCHES WAS OPENED TO ALLOW WORKERS ACCESS TO THE LIQUID OXYGEN TANK.

ON SUNDAY MORNING, TWO SPMTS LOADED WITH COUNTERWEIGHTS ARRIVED AT THE CONSTRUCTION SITE, INDICATING THAT A VEHICLE MOVEMENT WAS PLANNED IN THE NEAR FUTURE. ON SUNDAY NIGHT, FALCON 9 BOOSTER B1067 FINALLY TOOK INTO THE SKIES FOR STARLINK MISSION 4-34 AFTER FIVE DAYS OF WEATHER EXFOLIATIONS. ON SUNDAY NIGHT, THE RAPTOR MAINTENANCE PLATFORM WAS LOWER FROM THE LAUNCH MOUNT TO ITS STANDING POSITION. MONDAY MORNING BROUGHT A NEW ROUND OF TESTING, AND ONCE EVERYTHING WAS READY, BOOSTER 7 AGAIN CONDUCTED A SCALE START SPIN TEST WITH 7 OF ITS RAPTOR ENGINES. LATER, SPACEX APPEARS TO RECYCLE FOR ANOTHER TEST, AND A CROWD OF SPECTATORS GATHERED ON THE STREET.

A SHORT TIME LATER, FIRE AGAIN ROARED FROM THE BASE OF BOOSTER 7 AS IT FIRED ITS LAST STATIC FIRE. THIS APPROXIMATELY 7 SECOND BURN WAS CONFIRMED IN TWEETS FROM ELON AND SPACEX AS A 7-ENGINE STATIC FIRE. THIS MEANS THAT THIS TEST WAS THE HIGHEST NUMBER OF RAPTOR EVER FIRED TOGETHER, EXCEEDING THE 6 ENGINE TESTS OF SHIPS 20 AND 24. AFTER THIS POWERFUL TEST, A SMALL GRASS FIRE WAS SEEN NEAR THE LAUNCH SITE, BUT IT BURNED DOWN QUICKLY. As the afternoon turned into night, Reinforcement 8 left MEGA BAY IN TWO SPMTS. SHORTLY AFTER LEAVING MEGA BAY, BOOSTER 8 LEFT THE CONSTRUCTION SITE TOWARDS HIGHWAY 4.

DURING THE NEXT HOUR, THE NEWEST SUPER HEAVY MADE ITS FIRST TRIP TO THE LAUNCH SITE, WHERE IT WILL SOON UNDERGO CRYOGENIC TESTING. AT HIGH BAY, BOAT 25 WAS MOVED FROM THE TURNTABLE TO A TRANSPORT STAND AS ITS STACKING WAS FINALLY COMPLETED. Late Monday night, the BOOSTER 7 transportation booth RETURNED TO THE LAUNCH SITE SINCE ITS RECENT STAY IN SANCHEZ. FOLLOWING MONDAY'S STATIC FIRE, ONE OF BOOSTER 7'S CENTRAL RAPTORS WAS ELIMINATED IN THE EARLY HOURS OF TUESDAY MORNING. LATER THAT MORNING, ONE OF THE OUTER RAPTOR'S DRIVE MOTORS WAS ALSO REMOVED FROM THE DRIVE. SHORTLY LATER A NEW RAPTOR BOOST WAS INSTALLED IN ITS PLACE, BUT NO REPLACEMENT WAS SEEN FOR THE REMOVED CENTRAL RAPTOR.

THE TWO RECENTLY KILLED RAPTORS WERE LATER SEEN LEAVING THE LAUNCH PLATFORM, HEADING TO THE CONSTRUCTION SITE UNDER TARPS. AT PORT CANAVERAL, BOB TOW A GRAVITAS FAILURE INTO THE SEA BEFORE THE NEXT STARLINK LAUNCH. THAT AFTERNOON, THE QD ARM WENT AWAY FROM THE TOWER LEAVING ROOM FOR THE CHOPSTICKS. THE STICKS NEXT MOVED ABOVE BOOSTER 7 BEFORE TURNING TO EITHER SIDE OF THE ROCKET AND LOWER TO THE LIFT POSITION. AT THE CONSTRUCTION SITE, ONE OF THE SHIP 25'S AFT FLAPS WAS LIFT INTO THE HIGH BAY FOR INSTALLATION ON THE STARSHIP. ON WEDNESDAY MORNING A NEW COVER WAS UP AND INSTALLED ON THE OUTSIDE OF THE SHIP 24'S PAYLOAD BAY DOOR AT TEST BENCH B.

SHORTLY LATER, OUTSIDE THE LOWER BAY A STARLINK DISPENSER WAS LOADED INTO A SECTION OF RING FROM THE PAYLOAD BAY WHICH POSSIBLY BELONGS TO THE SHIP 27. THE LAUNCH SITE THE BOOSTER QUICK DISCONNECT SEPARATED FROM BOOSTER 7 WHILE SPACEX PREPARED TO RAISE THE BOOSTER. ONCE EVERYTHING WAS PREPARED AND THE ORBITAL PAD CLEANED, THE CHICKS LIFT THE SUPER HEAVY IMPELLER AND TURNED IT OVER ITS CARRYING BRACKET BEFORE LOWERING IT. As it approached the bracket, the alignment pins extended to guide the reinforcement. THAT AFTERNOON, THE DOWNLOAD OF BOOSTER 9 WAS MOVED TO MEGA BAY FOR INSTALLATION WHILE CONSTRUCTION OF THIS UPDATED BOOSTER CONTINUES.

ONCE BOOSTER 7 WAS SECURED TO ITS CARRYING BRACKET, THE STICKS RELEASED THE BOOSTER AND THE QD ARM OF THE SHIP WAS ROTATED AGAIN. ABOUT TWO HOURS LATER, BOOSTER 7 HIT THE ROAD FOR ITS FINAL RETURN TO THE CONSTRUCTION SITE. THANKS TO A TWEET FROM ELON, WE KNOW THAT THIS RETURN TRIP TO MEGA BAY IS FOR ROBUSTNESS IMPROVEMENTS. ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT, THE SECOND AFT FLAP OF BOAT 25 WAS LIFT INTO THE HIGH BAY TO BE INTEGRATED INTO THE VEHICLE. BACK TO THE LAUNCH SITE, THE NEWLY INSTALLED FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEM WAS TESTED WHILE THE SIX WATER NOZZLES SPRAY WATER UNDER THE LAUNCH MOUNT.

EARLY THURSDAY MORNING TEAMS CONTINUED WORKING ON THE LATEST UPDATES TO THE ORBITAL LAUNCH MOUNT, FIGHTING SPARKS FROM INSIDE THE RING. A FEW HOURS LATER, WITH WORKERS AWAY FROM THE AREA, ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE OF THE FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEM WAS SEEN FROM THE LAUNCH MOUNT. THROUGHOUT THE DAY, TESTING CONTINUED WITH PRESSURIZED GAS, LIKELY NITROGEN, SPRAYING INTO THE WATER STREAM TO HELP DISTRIBUTE IT AROUND THE AREA. THE E-DOME AND B7.1 TEST TANKS WERE MOVED FROM THE SANCHEZ SITE TO THE SPACEX DEVELOPMENT FACILITY AT THE LOCATION OF THE FORMER MASSEY WEAPONS FIELD. Late in the morning, the chopsticks were lowered back to the base of the orbital launch

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AS LAUNCH ASSEMBLY TESTING CONTINUED, A LONG NITROGEN PURGE OCCURRED FROM THE FIRE SUPPRESSION LINES AND BOOST QUICK DISCONNECT PORTS. SHANNON, ONE OF SPACEX'S DRAGON RECOVERY SHIPS DEPARTURES FOR TAMPA TO AWAIT THE RETURN OF THE CREW-4 MISSION IN OCTOBER. OVERNIGHT, THE CREWS WERE ONCE VERY BUSY ON THE ORBITAL PLATFORM, RAISING SCAFFOLDING AND OTHER EQUIPMENT TO THE LAUNCH MOUNT. THROUGHOUT THE NIGHT, MANY NEW PIECES OF METAL PROTECTION WERE ALSO LIFT UP TO BE INSTALLED INSIDE THE LAUNCH RING. AT THE TANK FARM AN ENGINE FOR A METHANE PUMP WAS REMOVED AND PLACED ON A PALLET. AND SHORTLY LATER THE METHANE PUMP WAS REMOVED AND PLACED HORIZONTALLY ON ANOTHER PALLET LOCATED NEARBY.

THIS WEEK WE ARE HAPPY TO ONCE AGAIN BRING A LAYER UPDATE THANKS TO GREG SCOTT AND FARRIELLE MOHAN'S FLIGHT PHOTOS AS WELL AS SOME GROUND PHOTOS OF LAB FATHER'S OWN W L ANIMAL. LET'S START THIS WEEK WITH A LOOK AT NASA'S SPACE LAUNCH SYSTEM ROCKET AT LAUNCH COMPLEX 39B. THE ARTEMIS I LAUNCH VEHICLE CONTINUES SITTING ON THE PAD WAITING FOR ITS NEXT LAUNCH OPPORTUNITY. ON WEDNESDAY, NASA CONDUCTED CRYOGENIC TESTS ON THE VEHICLE TO VERIFY THE RECENT REPAIR WORK DONE ON THE PAD. ALTHOUGH THERE WERE SOME PROBLEMS WITH HYDROGEN LEAKS DURING THE TEST, NASA SAID ALL OF ITS OBJECTIVES WERE MET.

ALWAYS SAFETY CONSCIOUS, DURING THE CRYOGENIC TESTING A CONVOY OF EMERGENCY VEHICLES WAS ON STANDBY, INCLUDING 2 ARMORED MRAP VEHICLES. AFTER THE TEST, IT WAS ANNOUNCED THAT THE SPACE FORCE HAD GRANTED THE FTS WAIVER UNTIL THE OCTOBER 2 LAUNCH WINDOW. WITH POSSIBLE SEVERE WEATHER APPROACHING THE AREA, NASA HAS DECIDED TO WITHDRAW FROM THE LAUNCH ATTEMPT SCHEDULED FOR THE 27TH. CRAWLER TRANSPORTER 2 HAS BEEN MOVED TO THE LAUNCH SITE AND TEAMS ARE PREPARING FOR A REVERSAL, BUT A FINAL DECISION ON IF THE ROCKET WILL RETURN TO THE VAB ANY DAY TODAY, 25. JUST SOUTHEAST OF SLS IS SPACEX LAUNCH COMPLEX 39A. THIS HISTORIC PAD IS ONE OF TWO SITES IN FLORIDA SINCE SPACEX CURRENTLY LAUNCHES ITS FALCON 9 ROCKETS AND IS ALSO THE ONLY SITE IN THE COUNTRY THAT IS CURRENTLY ABLE TO LAUNCH PEOPLE INTO ORBIT.

SPACEX IS ALSO DEVELOPING THE SITE FOR STARSHIP LAUNCHES IN THE NEAR FUTURE. AS PREVIOUSLY MENTIONED, THE FINAL MODULE OF STARSHIP'S ORBITAL LAUNCH TOWER WAS STACKED THIS WEEK, ALTHOUGH ALL 4 PULLEYS WERE REMOVED FROM THE MODULE PRIOR TO ITS LIFT FOR UNKNOWN REASONS. ALSO THIS WEEK, 4 ADDITIONAL CRYOGENIC STORAGE TANKS, BOUGHT USED FROM A COMPANY IN CANADA, ARRIVED ON A BARGE FROM BROWNSVILLE, 2 OF WHICH CAN ALREADY BE SEE HERE AT THE LAUNCH SITE. THE OTHER TWO TANKS WERE STILL ON THE DOCK NEAR THE VAB. SHORTLY AFTER THE OVERFLIGHT, THEY WERE ALSO MOVED TO THE PAD. WORK CONTINUES ON THE NEW TANK STRUCTURE WHICH IS BUILT BETWEEN THE TWO LAUNCH TOWERS.

THE TOP HALF OF THE BASE LOOKS LIKE THEY ARE BEING PREPARED FOR ADDITIONAL CONCRETE. THE TANK IS STILL WAITING FOR ITS UPPER DOMES WHICH ARE BEING BUILT ON THE GROUND NEARBY. ALSO BUILT INTO THE BACK OF THE PAD IS WHAT APPEARS TO BE A LARGE WATER DELUGE SYSTEM. THIS LARGE HEXAGON-SHAPED STRUCTURE IS MADE WITH LARGE DIAMETER PIPES AND APPEARS TO HAVE ALMOST 200 SMALLER BUT STILL LARGE DIAMETER PIPES LEAVING FROM IT, WHICH SHOULD EMIT A VERY LARGE VOLUME OF WATER WHEN USED. ON THE NORTH SIDE OF THE LAUNCH SITE, SPACEX HAS BEEN RENOVATING THE OLD HYDROGEN SPHERE FOR THE STARSHIP TANK FARM.

MUCH OF THE WORK APPEARS TO HAVE BEEN COMPLETED, AND THE TANK NOW WEARS A NEW COAT OF PAINT AND NEW DECALS. NEAR THE BASE OF THE LAUNCH TOWER WE CAN ALSO SEE THAT SPACEX HAS ITS OWN LONG RANGE LIFT SIMILAR TO THE ONE THAT WAS DELIVERED TO STARBASE LAST MONTH. A FEW MILES SOUTHEAST IS SPACEX SPACE LAUNCH COMPLEX 40, WHERE STARLINK MISSION 4-34 WAS LAUNCHED THE NIGHT BEFORE THIS PHOTO WAS TAKEN, AND WHERE STARLINK MISSION 4-35 SHOULD HAVE LAUNCHED WHEN YOU SEE THIS EPISODE JUST 6 DAYS LATER. ABOUT FIVE MILES TO THE SOUTHWEST IS THE SPACEX ROBERTS ROAD FACILITY.

THE SITE IS DIVIDED INTO 2 HALVES, WITH THE EAST SECTION CURRENTLY FOCUSED MORE ON THE FALCON 9 ROCKETS, WHILE THE WEST SECTION IS FOR STARSHIP. WITH THE RECENT EXPANSION OF HANGAR SPACEX APPEARS TO BE USING THE SOUTH END OF THE BUILDING AS GROUND WITH SEVERAL OF THEIR NEW SPMTS AS WELL AS WHAT APPEAR TO BE THE PARTS FOR MULTIPLE GARNISH CRANES. THERE IS ALSO A VERY LONG SPMT THAT LOOKS COULD BE USED AS A FALCON 9 HORIZONTAL TRANSPORTER. JUST Across the retention ponds from HANGAR ALTHOUGH ALL OF THE TOWER MODULES HAVE BEEN ROLLED TO THE PLATE AND STACKED, THERE ARE STILL SEVERAL PARTS OF THE TOWER VISIBLE IN THIS AREA.

HERE IS HIDDEN IN THE FLOOR THE CABLE CHAIN ​​USED TO HOUSE ALL THE POWER, COMMUNICATION AND HYDRAULIC CONNECTIONS BETWEEN THE TOWER AND THE STICKS. THERE ARE ALSO SEEN ABOUT TWO PULLEYS FOR THE LIFT CABLE. NEARBY THERE ARE TWO COILS OF CABLES WHICH ARE PROBABLY THE LIFT CABLE FOR THE HANDLE HOIST. MEANWHILE, SPACEX APPEARS TO PREPARE TO ASSEMBLE MODULES FOR ANOTHER TOWER. SEVERAL OF THE MODULE BASES HAVE BEEN PLACED BACK ON THE CONCRETE PADS. JUST TO THE WEST IS THE STICKSTICK MOUNTING AREA. ON THE GROUND NEAR THE WHITE TRUCK ARE THE 4 GAS SPRINGS AND PISTONS FOR THE ATTRACTION BEAMS WAITING FOR INSTALLATION.

NEXT TO THE STICKS IS THE CAR, WHICH HAD PARTS OF THE HYDRAULIC SYSTEMS INSTALLED IN THE LAST WEEKS. AND NEXT TO THE TROLLEY IS THE BOAT'S QUICK RELEASE ARM WHICH HAS THE HINGE SECTION REMOVED FOR UNKNOWN REASONS. SOUTH OF THE CHOPSTICKS AND QD AREA, WORK IS PROGRESSING RAPIDLY ON THE STARFACTORY BUILDING. THE BLACK SIDING HAS STARTED GOING UP ON THE FIRST SECTION OF THE BUILDING. THE ROOFERS HAVE FINISHED THE FIRST PART OF THE BUILDING AND NOW THEY ARE MOVING WEST INTO THE NEXT SECTION. STEEL CONTINUES TO MOVE SOUTHWARD AND SOME CRANE RAILS HAVE ALSO BEEN ADDEDBRIDGE IN THIS NEWER AREA.

THE LAST PRECAST STEEL SECTION FOR THIS LAST ROW IS READY AND THE REMAINING BAR BEAMS ARE MOUNTED NEARBY. THE CONCRETE SLAB IS STILL MOVING TOWARD THE SOUTH AND SLOWLY REACHING THE FOUNDATION WORK. CREWS ARE STILL WORKING ON THE LAST TWO ROWS OF COLUMN FEET WHILE FINISHING THE UNDERGROUND CONDUIT PASSAGES. IN THE LAST CORNER OF THE SITE'S STARSHIP AREA, CONSTRUCTION OF THE MEGA BAY LOOKS READY TO BEGIN AT HIGH SPEED. THE STEEL FOR THE FIRST LEVEL OF THE BUILDING HAS BEEN PLACED AROUND THE FOUNDATION AND ARE WAITING FOR THE CRANES TO LIFT THEM FOR INSTALLATION. ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE BUILDING, A BUCKNER LR-1300 CRANE LOOKS ALMOST READY TO BE LIFT FOR WORK AFTER HAVING RECENTLY BEEN POSITIONED FOR A RECONFIGURATION.

THE NEW BUCKNER AND SPACEX LR11000 ARE READY TO WORK ON THE NORTH SIDE OF THE BUILDING. NEAR THE NEW CRANE WE CAN SEE GROUPS OF CONCRETE PADS WHICH WILL BE USED AS BASES TO ASSEMBLE THE CORNERS OF THE MEGA BAY ON THE GROUND BEFORE LIFTING THEM INTO PLACE. ALSO DISPLAYED IN THIS AREA WAS THE RENOVATED CABLE HOIST WHICH WILL BE INSTALLED AT THE LAUNCH TOWER IN THE NEAR FUTURE. A FEW MILES SOUTH OF ROBERTS ROAD IS THE BLUE ORIGIN PRODUCTION FACILITY IN CAPE CANAVERAL. GROUND WORK CONTINUES IN PREPARATION FOR NEW CONSTRUCTION TO THE WEST OF THE WAREHOUSE BUILDING.

CONSTANT PROGRESS IS SEEN IN THE STEEL WORK FOR THE EXPANSION AT THE SOUTHERN END OF THE WAREHOUSE. TRANSITIONING TO THE NORTH END OF THE SITE, CONSTRUCTION IS STILL PROGRESSING ON THE NEW GLENN SECOND PHASE CLEANUP AND TEST BUILDING. THE DOOR AT THE TOP OF THE BUILDING WAS OPEN DURING THIS OVERFLY, ALLOWING US TO SEE THE BRIDGE CRANE AT THE TOP OF THE BUILDING. Interestingly, on Wednesday, both the upper door and the main door were closed. ALSO SEEN THIS WEEK WHAT APPEARS TO BE A NEW GLENN HORIZONTAL CONVEYOR. LET'S NOW GO SOUTHEAST AND TAKE A LOOK AT RELATIVITY SPACE LAUNCH COMPLEX 16.

RELATIVITY'S FIRST 3D PRINTED TERRAN 1 ROCKET IS STILL ON THE PAD FOR TESTING. THIS FIRST STAGE SUFFERED A 57 SECOND STATIC FIRE ON WEDNESDAY. ON FRIDAY, ALL NINE AEON 1 ENGINES WERE FIRED AGAIN FOR 82 SECONDS. ALTHOUGH RELATIVITY SPACE IS PROGRESSING TOWARD A FULL-DURATION STATIC FIRE AHEAD OF THE FIRST ORBITAL FLIGHT TEST, ITS CEO SAID ON SATURDAY THAT THEY WERE GOING TO ROLL THE ROCKET BACK TO THE HANGAR AS A PRECAUTION DUE TO THE POSSIBLE HURRICANE IN THE AREA LATER THIS WEEK. LET'S CONCLUDE THIS WEEK WITH A QUICK TOUR OF PORT CANAVERAL. AT THE TIME OF THE OVERFLIGHT, THE RECOVERY SHIP DRAGON SHANNON AND THE RECOVERY SHIP FAIRING BOB SIT AT THE SPACEX DOCK IN WEST TURNING BASIN WAITING FOR THEIR NEXT MISSION.

A GRAVITAS LEAF WAS ALSO TIED TO THE DOCK, AND HER OCTOGRABBER COULD BE SEEN INSIDE ITS STORAGE ROOM. AS MENTIONED ABOVE, BOB AND A DEFICIT GRAVITAS LEFT PORT ON TUESDAY FOR THE LAUNCH OF STARLINK 4-35. ON THE DOCK ADJACENT TO THE DRONE BOAT, FALCON 9 BOOSTER B1058 SAT WAITING FOR A TRANSPORTER. B1058 IS THE LEADER OF THE FALCON 9 FLEET, HAS COMPLETED A RECORD 14 LAUNCHES AND IS AWAITING A RENOVATION BEFORE THE 15TH. AND THERE YOU HAVE IT. ANOTHER WEEKLY UPDATE FROM SPACEX AND STARBASE PRESENTED BY LABPADRE. AS ALWAYS, A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO SPACEFLIGHT NOW, IN CABO CAÑAVERAL FOR PROVIDING US WITH QUALITY CONTENT AND UPDATES.

SEE YOU NEXT WEEK AND THANK YOU FOR WATCHING. LABPADRE - OUT!