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'Starship Launches Next Month,' Says Elon Musk As SpaceX Moves Rocket For Tests
Replying to the post, SpaceX CEO Elon Musk said that the Starship being moved for testing is V2 (version 2) and that V3, which will be slightly bigger than the current 403-feet-tall iteration, will "hopefully" launch by the end of 2026.
SpaceX has successfully completed a single-engine static fire test of its Starship spacecraft, taking it another step closer to the 10th flight test of the entire rocket, comprising the Super Heavy ...
This week, SpaceX transported Starship to its launch site in Starbase, Texas, for preflight preparations, the company ...
SpaceX performed a single-engine "static fire" trial with its newest Starship spacecraft on Thursday (July 31), to help prep ...
The 400-foot-tall Starship rocket system is at the core of Musk’s goal of sending humans to Mars. But it has been beset by a string of failures this year. Don't miss out on what's happening!
SpaceX has moved a new iteration of its Starship model to its Starbase in Texas for preflight testing. The new model, which ...
SpaceX’s latest Starship exploded into a giant fireball during an engine test on June 18 at the company’s Texas facility. The company blamed a “major anomaly” and said all personnel were safe.
The success of SpaceX's uncrewed flights will determine the timeline for human-boarded flights to Mars. The first crewed mission carrying astronauts to Mars can be as early as 2028.
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