Starship Flight 14 in 30 seconds. Liftoff, hot staging, Super Heavy splashdown, first orbit, 26 Starlink V3 satellites deployed, deorbit burn, reentry and Pacific splashdown, with the mission clock from the SpaceX webcast. 🚀
Starship Flight 14 launched today, reaching orbit for the first time and deploying 26 Starlink satellites.
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Follow the flight from launch to satellite deployment, and click on a part to learn more.
Starship is now reentering the atmosphere after 2 orbits with splashdown expected in the North Pacific Ocean in about 25 minutes.
This follows a successful launch, hot stage, booster landing in the Gulf, orbital insertion of Starship, deployment of 26 Starlink V3 satellites, and de-orbit burn.
Starship, the largest rocket system ever built, is pivotal to Elon Musk’s ambitions to win more contracts from the Nasa space agency and transport humans to the Moon and Mars.
Starship is now deploying 26 Starlink V3 satellites
An amazing moment as Starship begins placing next-generation Starlink hardware into orbit
The deployment sequence will take around 30 minutes, with each satellite released one by one