With the Ship static fire stand and trench at Masseys out of commission, SpaceX appears to be attempting a path toward static firing a Ship on Pad 1 (A). There are numerous elements to this plan, and it’s not the first time SpaceX has attempted to use a pad for a different vehicle. If successful, it could cut months off the supposed downtime due to the damage at Masseys caused by Ship 36’s explosion.
It’s been a whole year since the last launch out of Starbase, Texas – as…
Numerous Raptor 2 engines are now being put through their paces at SpaceX’s test center…
Following a test campaign focused on SpaceX’s Starship vehicle, the Super Heavy booster is now…
As the Launch Integration Tower at the Orbital Launch Site (OLS) continues to grow, Elon…
SpaceX Starbase may be lacking a rocket at the launch site, but work is still…
Just one year after losing Starship SN4 after a Static Fire test, SpaceX’s progress at…
Following its successful launch and landing, Starship SN15 has been placed back onto a launch…
SpaceX is considering numerous options for the upcoming Starship test schedule as the goal of…
Starship SN15 proved out a number of upgrades that resulted in a smooth touchdown on…
Starship SN15 is expected to undergo a Static Fire test as early as this week…
Just days after Starship SN11 conducted a fog-cloaked test flight that ended in an explosive…
Surrounded by a blanket of fog, Starship SN11 launched on Tuesday before suffering an issue…
Starship SN11 will re-attempt a Static Fire test Thursday – following a scrub on Monday…
