SpaceX Targets November 13 for Starship Flight 15
Technology · First reported 7 Nov, 23:59 · Updated 00:52
SpaceX is targeting November 13 for a test flight that would attempt to return both Starship stages to the launch site for catches by the tower. The date is subject to regulatory approval and licensing, and the flight’s success is not guaranteed.
- Flight 15 is planned to use Booster 22 and Ship 42, which the article says have completed ground static-fire tests.
- The mission plan calls for both the Super Heavy booster and Starship upper stage to return to Starbase, Texas, for attempted catches by the launch tower.
- The article says the target date depends on final FAA approval and licensing.
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- Target date
- November 13; subject to regulatory approval and licensing.
- Flight
- Starship Flight 15.
- Planned vehicles
- Booster 22 and Ship 42.
- Planned recovery
- Attempted catches of both stages at Starbase, Texas.
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- Earlier coverage noted SpaceX planned to make another 17% of its shares available for trading in December and said the effect of the unlock was uncertain. [e49af1f5-1ee6-4f45-93ba-36ebc1c2ad18]
- Earlier coverage described contrasting views on SpaceX’s valuation and cited Morgan Stanley’s growth outlook. [b4dc89bc-ccfb-4ff8-bf7f-560710287350]
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