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Dave Limp

@davill
CEO @BlueOrigin. Love space and consumer electronics. Let’s build a road to space for the benefit of Earth.
Seattle, WA
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    Dave Limp
    @davill
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    Proud to honor the legacy of Launch Complex 36. Rebuilding LC-36A and flying again this year remains our priority. Alongside that work, a separate team is beginning work on LC-36B, the operational home for New Glenn's 9x4. We're sourcing 2,500 tons of steel columns that will be
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    Blue Origin
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    We’re building Launch Complex 36B at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station to support New Glenn’s high-cadence launch operations and infrastructure resiliency. 🚀 Read more: bit.ly/4wnlaKu
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    Dave Limp
    @davill
    Aug 5
    Wanted to give an update on the hotfire anomaly investigation. Progress continues. The anomaly originated at the main oxygen valve on one of the BE-4 engines, which was later confirmed by hardware recovery and inspections. Extensive component-level and engine hotfire tests have
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    Dave Limp
    @davill
    Jul 30
    New doors are going up at our Integration Facility at LC-36. Each of the six door panels on the North side stands 88 feet tall and weighs approximately 40,000 pounds for a total door opening width of approximately 196'. The South end comes next.
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    Dave Limp
    @davill
    Jul 27
    Destacking of the vehicle access tower is complete. We removed the top six modules to begin integrating fluids and controls as part of our new ConOps. This includes adding cryo systems, pneumatics, and mechanisms. We’ll also add in floors for access before we begin re-stacking.
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    Dave Limp
    @davill
    Jul 24
    Thank you to @NASA and @NASAAdmin for your support. It is a special privilege to use these storied NASA sites to support our joint mission. This commitment will accelerate America's return to the Moon— this time to stay.