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Super heavy booster 23 during cryogenic proof testing at Starbase, TX Massey's test site today.
10/15/26
The first Starship to return to its launch site, Ship 40's journey took it across air, space, and sea. Now that it is vertical alongside three other Starships in a Megabay at Starbase, it will provide first-of-its-kind data on a flown Starship heatshield, Raptor engines, avionics, and more.
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SpaceX has submitted a proposal for up to 456 annual launches and up to 912 annual landings at Starbase Texas according to a new Notice of Intent to prepare a Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement (PEIS) posted by the FAA today. All details can be read at the link to the official document:
10/13/26
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Super heavy booster 23 rolled out to Starbase TX Massey's test site for initial cryogenic proof testing.
10/13/26
Starship 40 was lifted vertical inside megabay 2 today.
10/12/26
Up close with Starship 40 rolling by while returning to Starbase after an incredible journey around the world.
10/10/26
A wider view of Starship 40 ready to return home.
10/10/26
Starship 40 with the Stars and Stripes ready to roll from the Port of Brownsville back to Starbase.
10/10/26
Starship 42 (flight 15) returning to Starbase TX Massey's test site on the cryo proof testing stand again for some additional testing.
10/9/26
My video of Starship 40's return:
Starship 40 arriving at the Port of Brownsville today after completing an epic journey.
10/7/26
Starship 40 spotted on heavy load carrier ship Forte approaching port this morning.
10/7/26
Test tank S39.1 moved to Starbase Massey's test site for further testing and a V3 Starlink satellite speedloader for Starships moved to the port of Brownsville for travel to Florida for upcoming Florida Starship Starlink satellite launches.
10/5/26
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The Go/No-Go poll for orbit on Starship flight 14 felt like a movie scene, so I scored it as if it was
Starship flight 14. Awesome!
9/28/26
Epic!
Starship performs its orbital insertion burn and enters orbit of Earth for the first time
View of the sky at T-minus 10 minutes and counting!
New launch time 7:48 am
Go for propellant load. Teams will soon begin loading Starship with ~12 million pounds of liquid oxygen and liquid methane. Targeting launch for 7:48 a.m. CT
The key moment to listen for during today's flight will be the Go or No Go call for Starship Orbital Insertion Burn. The burn is scheduled to occur 25 minutes 17 seconds after launch so the decision should be announced shortly before then.
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New Starship Flight 14 launch time 7:46 am
Targeting launch for 7:46 a.m. CT
