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Starbase, Texas
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He stole fire from the gods and gave it to humans
The statue holds a torch toward the same sky Starship launches into 🔥
Prometheus Unbound
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Starship Flight 14 launches in ~30 mins
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Prometheus retweeted
🔥 Prometheus has risen!
They're wrapping up the final touches now and it looks absolutely stunning.
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The 50-foot Prometheus statue has risen at Starbase.
An unsolicited gift and tribute to SpaceX, built by Atelier Missor
Prometheus brought fire to humanity.
Now he stands at the gateway to Starbase, holding the torch toward the future. 🚀
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A 30-meter titanium statue of the Greek Titan Prometheus at the entrance to Starbase
Prometheus Unbound
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Prometheus Unbound
Just outside Starbase, a 50-foot bronze Prometheus is going up!
Not a SpaceX commission. Not paid for by Elon Musk.
French foundry Atelier Missor cast it in sections near Paris, shipped it across the Atlantic, and is assembling it on private land near the entrance for about a million dollars of their own money.
In the myth, Prometheus stole fire from the gods and gave it to humanity. Here he holds that torch toward the same sky Starship is built to punch through.
The legs are engineered for a Gulf hurricane: stainless tubes, 14 inches across, half-inch walls.
Ancient titan. Modern launch site. Same idea … don’t accept the ceiling.
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Prometheus retweeted
Just outside Starbase, a 50-foot bronze Prometheus is going up!
Not a SpaceX commission. Not paid for by Elon Musk.
French foundry Atelier Missor cast it in sections near Paris, shipped it across the Atlantic, and is assembling it on private land near the entrance for about a million dollars of their own money.
In the myth, Prometheus stole fire from the gods and gave it to humanity. Here he holds that torch toward the same sky Starship is built to punch through.
The legs are engineered for a Gulf hurricane: stainless tubes, 14 inches across, half-inch walls.
Ancient titan. Modern launch site. Same idea … don’t accept the ceiling.
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