The thirteenth integrated flight test of SpaceX’s Starship is officially on the clock for Thursday, with a 90-minute launch window opening at 6:45 p.m. ET.
Today’s mission marks a major milestone for the Starship program as it attempts to build on the debut of the Starship and Super Heavy V3 vehicles from the previous test flight, while aiming to carry next-generation Starlink V3 satellites into space for the very first time.
Viewers following along from home can tune into the official SpaceX webcast beginning approximately 30 minutes prior to liftoff on the company’s website and on X (@SpaceX).
Countdown timelines and launch targets are subject to last-minute shifts. We will be tracking propellant loading milestones, weather updates and flight director polls right here on the live blog throughout the day.
While SpaceX said the booster’s primary objective remains executing a clean flight, this test introduces a payload test.
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Watching from New Zealand, fly well Space X
Love Space X, making America look good and creating tax dollars! Free enterprise made America great!
Hunk of future upper atmosphere space junk.
Oops 🚀🚀🛸🛸
Thank God for computers
The first trillionaire to become a billionaire.
Can’t succeed every time.
I AM GOD THE WORLD ENDED I CONTROL EVERYTHING
Lol
I’m so excited. I bet it is going to go well.
To bad safty first
Oh well, try again tomorrow?
Fron France awesome……….dream big!!!❤❤thanks Spacex……..🎉 1:03🎉 1:14
It failed to launch just like their stock.
SpaceX Launch 13: “Things are looking very good. We’re ready to rock.”
Then the female announcer asks : “Do you want to be a problem solver with us?” Hell no. If you’re asking for problem solvers after saying you’re ready to launch, maybe you’re not as ready as you just claimed.. They talked it to death. Much ado about nothing. Coming so soon after the IPO, this couldn’t have happened at a worse time.
To reduce heat and vibration exposure, is it possible to place some engines around the circumference of the booster?