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Sparks are flying day and night as SpaceX preps Starship pad to catch a rocket

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It's unclear how long upgrades will take or when the FAA will approve a booster catch.

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SpaceX's fifth Starship test flight will most likely take place in September, according to fresh comments from CEO Elon Musk. Starship last flew in June as IFT-4, which marked the first successful soft splashdowns of the booster and the second stage ship. Since then, SpaceX has been busy developing its rockets for Flight 5, and as part of these preparations, it has tested the second stage's engines and the launch tower for the highly anticipated and risky tower catch. This catch is the likely reason for the delay since it deviates from previous launches' flight profiles, and previous statements made […]

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Elon Musk doesn't expect the next Starship test flight to occur before late August.

SpaceX’s Starship Is So Big NASA Is Worried It’ll Affect Lunar Space Station’s Orbit

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SpaceX's Starship lunar lander for NASA's Artemis program might be too big to comfortably dock with the space agency's planned lunar space station, according to a fresh report issued by the Government Accountability Office (GAO). The GAO undertook a study of the space station's mass constraints, and it concluded that two of its primary components, namely the habitation and logistics outpost (HALO) and the power and propulsion element (PPE), had a combined mass that was greater than their target. It was also found that the PPE might be unable to correctly steer the vehicle in case large vehicles such as […]

SpaceX Stresses Starship Sonic Booms Aren’t Dangerous After FAA Draft Shares Concerns 

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In a new Starship update, SpaceX has anyone who might be concerned that the sonic booms from its Starship rocket will not be harmful to anyone present in the surrounding areas. Sonic booms are a characteristic of SpaceX's rockets during a landing since they displace the air around them in specific ways. With Starship being even larger than the Falcon 9, SpaceX has confirmed that the rocket's size means that its sonic boom will be louder and larger than the one produced by the Falcon 9 rocket. Its latest announcement follows after the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) released a draft […]

Although it’s not final, SpaceX just got good news from the FAA on Starbase

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"SpaceX has dramatically reduced the duration of operations."

Elon Musk Shares The Odds Of Starship Flight 5 Being Successful In Late August Or Early September

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SpaceX's chief Elon Musk has shared his predictions for the upcoming test flight of the Starship rocket in Texas. SpaceX is due to conduct Starship Flight 5 soon, and according to Musk, the test could take place late next month or in early September, depending on the Federal Aviation Administration's (FAA) approval. For Flight 5, SpaceX has upped the stakes by quite a bit as it will try to catch the 232 feet tall Super Heavy booster with the launch tower's catch arms. These arms are responsible for stacking the second stage Starship on the booster during pre launch preparations, […]

SpaceX Finishes Key Heat Shield Upgrade For Starship Ahead Of Flight 5

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SpaceX is moving forward with preparations for Starship flight 5 after having moved out the second stage Starship spacecraft from its processing site on a mobile static fire stand. After the fourth Starship flight last year, which was notable for its forward flap catching fire during reentry, SpaceX decided to replace all of the ship's thousands of heat shield tiles to prepare for the fifth flight. By the looks of it, the ship might be heading for a static fire attempt before the fifth test flight to complete another pre flight test. SpaceX's Starship Flight 5 Likely To Take Place […]

With Falcon 9 grounded, SpaceX test-fires booster for next Starship flight

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SpaceX says a liquid oxygen leak caused the failure of a Falcon 9 launch last week.

SpaceX Lifts Starship Rocket At Launch Pad For Tests Ahead Of Flight 5

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Ahead of its fifth Starship test flight in Texas, and after it transported the Super Heavy booster to the pad in the evening Eastern time yesterday, SpaceX lifted the rocket on the launch mount, shows footage from local media. After a brief pause in testing activities in Texas, SpaceX has picked up the pace with its Starship tests. The fifth test will be the first time the firm attempts to catch the booster with its launch tower catch arms, and potential tests for the booster after today's lift could include pressurization tests or a static fire. SpaceX Gears Up For […]

SpaceX Moves Starship Flight 5 Booster To Launch Pad Ahead Of Test Attempt

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After it conducted a series of tower arm catch tests on the pad last month, SpaceX has moved its rocket booster for the fifth Starship test flight to the launch pad. SpaceX confirmed the move moments back after footage from local media showed that it took more than three hours to move the 232 feet tall rocket booster to the launch site. Ahead of a launch, SpaceX tests its rockets by firing up their engines and pressurizing their tanks to ensure the vehicle is in working condition. Starship's Flight 5 might also see SpaceX attempt to catch the first stage […]
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