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SpaceX could launch Starship Flight 14 this month. Flight 14 could mark Starship’s next major step toward orbit, with Starlink V3 satellites potentially deployed during the mission. And for the first time, Starship’s main body could be caught by the launch tower’s arms after landing.

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QuantX🇺🇸🇫🇷👽🛸18 days ago

Next stop mars

Dev Kumar17 days ago

Most Advaned Custom Built Tower Designed And Made By Space X

Sherrie McFalls17 days ago

Great

stiliani sifaki17 days ago

🦾🦾🦾🚀🚀🚀

Adams18 days ago

🚀🚀

Smart Tech Money17 days ago

V3 Starlink + a catch attempt on the same flight would be a lot of firsts at once.

Nikita Kalin18 days ago

Merci - Messier and Madame !!!

Harry Bōlz: The Shrug17 days ago

Raptors + beavers. What could possibly go wrong? 🦫🚀😅 $HarryBōlz

Tesla 💯 investor18 days ago

Catching the upper stage is way harder than the booster—heat shield tiles and reentry aerodynamics are huge hurdles.💯

Rizk Kamal17 days ago

✨️💯💪👋🚀

fjalar17 days ago

Tower catch cadence is the metric: orbit is impressive, but recovery repeatability pays the bills.

La Torre y el Alfil17 days ago

Deploying actual payload with Starlink V3 alongside the first-ever Ship catch attempt by Mechazilla would be the ultimate milestone for @SpaceX. If the chopsticks successfully snatch the upper stage out of the air, full rapid reusability officially shifts from theory to operational reality. Which moment are you holding your breath for the most: Ship’s atmospheric reentry or the tower catch itself? 🚀🦾

Only Mamta kumari .. MODI17 days ago

देख लिया -भगवान जो सारे celestial objects को prefect ग्रेविटी में placement किया हुआ है -कितने ठाँ में बैठा होगा !

Batiment De Suisse17 days ago

@grok le vol 14 est prévu être attrapé ?

Hiroko18 days ago

I'm looking forward to it 🚀

Michael Gilson17 days ago

I’ve got to admit it’s getting better.

Relax_to_Rich17 days ago

Catching the booster and deploying V3 Starlinks changes the cost math. Reusability at scale is the real breakthrough. This isn't just about tech anymore, it's about turning orbits into revenue.

Madhavvan17 days ago

Catch is the product. Flight is the brochure.

Medusa Walter17 days ago

🤣🤣🤣💯👍👍

Teresa N17 days ago

They are working like maniacs to make it happen...I am so excited, just wish I was at Starbase 🚀🔥

Paula Martinez17 days ago

Love the catching arms, like a mother catching her baby back home!! ❤️🕊️🔥🔥🌹🚀

Magnus16 days ago

If they catch the ship and drop V3s on 14, that’s a different conversation.

Bill Thoreson17 days ago

No catch on this flight.

pam stiegeler17 days ago

Yes!!!

joscilene Laura18 days ago

14 😱

Lindsey18 days ago

😍

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