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Crew Dragon is mechanically fixed to the Falcon 9 second stage. Engine thrust accelerates the airborne stack vertically while the launch mount remains 12 m below. The exhaust core begins at the rocket base, passes through the launch mount opening, and enters the flame trench. Water-deluge vapor emerges where exhaust enters the trench and drifts frame-right along the deck. The service structure and launch mount are anchored to the same concrete pad; the berm meets the foreground ground plane. The Falcon 9 and Crew Dragon stack is about 70 m tall, roughly comparable to a 23-storey building beside the fixed service tower. It is 2020-05-30: 2020 launch-site flame-resistant coveralls, helmets, eye protection, and hearing protection for any tiny staff in protected positions.; Painted aerospace aluminum-lithium, carbon-fiber interstage, steel tower and mount, reinforced concrete, water vapor, coastal grass.; Falcon 9 launch vehicle, Crew Dragon capsule, fixed service structure, launch mount, flame trench, and high-volume water-deluge system. The vehicle is visibly airborne; a narrow exhaust core descends into expanding white vapor that bends frame-right with the crosswind.", "style_description": {"aesthetics": "Controlled power at the instant of departure.. 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