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Article update for Starhopper:
https://www.nasaspaceflight.com/2019/07/spacex-resume-starhopper-tests/ … - By Thomas Burghardt (@TGMetsFan98)
Summary:
Good Static Fire (5 secs).
Methane Discharge ignited.
Hopper detanked and powered down fine.
Looks totally OK this morning.
Hop schedule TBD.
@BocaChicaGal @thejackbeyerpic.twitter.com/v5qjK5QiLQ
I could add a comment about the importance of pushing new hardware as a key element of testing, but Eric, Tim, and others have already eloquently tweeted about that, so I'll just say:
Try to imagine 31 of these bad boys firing on Super Heavy's aft end! 
pic.twitter.com/kD6PSEzaac
Is the last picture taken today?
Yes
Thanks for the update without any speculation on current schedule. 
did it get high enough for tethers to be useful? :)
it was just the hopper being METAL
We know what Hoppy listens to late at night. 
https://youtu.be/lU6h0x18pgI?t=162 …
These pictures from last night are my everything.
Glad hoppy is ok 
Thanks for the update. Sounds like overall very good news. Hopefully we'll see them hop later this week or early next. Do you think they'll do a second static fire first however to make sure they've solved whatever caused the flareup before they try to hop?
Honestly don't know yet. You'd assume so, but the static fire was technically good, so.....
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