Starship's first orbital flight is getting close! @SpaceX has rolled Super Heavy out to the launch pad, with Flight 14 targeted for September 28. The plan is ambitious: deploy 26 next-generation Starlink V3 satellites, complete roughly six orbits of Earth, then return for a Pacific splashdown about 10 hours after launch. I'm really excited for this one. Seeing Starship reach orbit and deliver working satellites would be a huge milestone after years of development and testing. Can't wait to watch it fly!

Starship is about to do something it has never done before Go to orbit carrying an operational payload Flight 14 is planned to deploy 26 Starlink V3 satellites that will actually join the Starlink constellation Flight 13 proved Starship could deploy V3 test satellites Flight 14 is where Starship starts putting real Starlink infrastructure into orbit And this is only the beginning A single Starship is designed to carry up to 60 V3 satellites at once That means one Starship launch can deploy more than 20× the Starlink capacity of a Falcon 9 V2 Mini mission

Starship Designed to make moving millions of tons into space possible.....and ultimately carry humanity to Mars One day, people will look back at Starship the way we look at the first airplanes or the first computers A machine that looks impossible..... Right before it changes everything