Starship's previous six test flights occurred in April and November of 2023 and March, June, October and November of last ...

If all goes according to plan, once it separates from the Starship spacecraft, the Super Heavy booster will steer itself into the arms of Mechazilla, a massive structure back at SpaceX’s launch ...

There, SpaceX will attempt to catch the booster in the "chopsticks" of its massive Mechazilla launch pad structure. The system is designed to eventually allow quick turnarounds for Starship Super ...

its Starship launch pad structure. "Distinct vehicle and pad criteria must be met prior to a return and catch of the Super Heavy booster, requiring healthy systems on the booster and tower and a ...

Having Starship’s Super Heavy booster fly itself back to its launch tower to be caught by that structure’s "chopsticks" arms might have seemed like the hard part. SpaceX waved off a catch in ...

its Starship launch pad structure. “Distinct vehicle and pad criteria must be met prior to a return and catch of the Super Heavy booster, requiring healthy systems on the booster and tower and a ...