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SpaceX began construction of the next-generation launch tower at its Starbase facility in Texas in 2021. Measuring 146 metres (480 feet), it is the tallest launch tower in the world and could ...
Update: SpaceX is now targeting Wednesday, Jan. 15 for its seventh test flight of Starship, according to an X post. The year ahead is shaping up to be a pivotal one for Starship, the massive ...
The sixth Starship flight test saw SpaceX once again attempt to catch the rocket’s Super Heavy booster using “chopstick” arms at the launch tower at the company’s Starbase facility in Boca ...
Starship flight test 6 was the sixth flight test of a SpaceX Starship launch vehicle. The prototype vehicles flown were the Ship 31 upper stage and first stage Booster 13. [3] [4] The flight test started on November 19, 2024, at 22:00:00 UTC (4:00 pm CST, local time at the launch site).
SpaceX claimed that B12 and S30 were ready to launch in early August, in advance of regulatory approval. [108] SpaceX flew S30 and B12 on October 13, 2024, with B12 returning to the launch site for a catch. [6] After an aborted catch on flight 6, [109] B14 was caught during flight 7. [110] NASASpaceflight has claimed that B14 may be reflown on ...
Robert D. Cabana, director of KSC, announces the signing of the LC-39A lease agreement on April 14, 2014.. In December 2013, NASA and SpaceX were in negotiations for SpaceX to lease Kennedy Space Center Launch Complex 39A, after SpaceX was selected in a multi-company bid process, following NASA's decision in early 2013 to lease the unused complex as part of a bid to reduce annual operation and ...
A still from SpaceX's live stream on Tuesday shows the Super Heavy rocket booster heading back to Earth for splashdown after the test flight team deemed conditions were not favorable for a catch ...
List of SpaceX launches may refer to: List of Falcon 1 launches , SpaceX's retired first launch vehicle List of Falcon 9 and Falcon Heavy launches , SpaceX's current operational launch vehicles