Super Heavy

Events

28 September 2026

Starship Flight 14
- Starship, Super Heavy
Thirty-three engines lifted the stack, and one of the ship's engines shut down early. That decided the flight: SpaceX first chose not to commit to orbit, then polled again and gave a go.
8 videos
- CNET
- Everyday Astronaut
- Scott Manley
24 July 2026

Starship Flight 13
- Starship, Super Heavy
Flight 13 was the second flight of Starship V3. The first attempt aborted at ignition, and SpaceX explained on the webcast that the pad abort came on four engines.
4 videos
- Everyday Astronaut
- VideoFromSpace
- Scott Manley
7 March 2025

Starship Flight 8
- Starship, Super Heavy
The flight repeated two things that had worked before: hot staging and a booster catch. It also repeated the loss of the ship.
1 video
- The Launch Pad
13 October 2024

Starship Flight 5
- Starship, Super Heavy
Catching a booster that weighs hundreds of tonnes with a pair of steel arms had never been done. The decision to try came after the boostback burn and was left to the last minute: the catch depended on health checks of the tower and the booster.
2 videos
- SpaceX
- look what's inside
20 April 2023

Starship Flight 1
- Starship, Super Heavy
Thirty-three Raptor engines on the booster, six on the ship, and one goal that SpaceX named for the day: clear the pad. A first attempt on the Monday was stood down when a pressurisation valve on the booster froze.
2 videos
- SpaceX
Starship Super Heavy Booster 9 static fire
- Starship, Super Heavy
1 video
- SpaceX
Starship Flight 11
- Starship, Super Heavy
1 video
- The Launch Pad
Starship Flight 12
- Starship, Super Heavy
V3 brings Raptor 3 engines, a new pad and an earlier max Q and stage separation. The first launch attempt was scrubbed because of a pin on the ship's quick-disconnect arm, and the flight came the next day.
4 videos
- Everyday Astronaut
- SpaceX