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Todas las noticias de Starbase y Starship que encontramos de los últimos seis meses, de la más reciente a la más antigua. Nosotros no escribimos estos artículos: cada titular lleva directo al medio que lo publicó. Lo que agregamos es el contexto debajo. Conectamos la noticia con el vuelo que cubre, el cierre de la playa que causó o la ventana de lanzamiento que mueve.

Actualizado el 4 de octubre de 2026 · 178 noticias

Starbase está en Boca Chica, en el condado de Cameron, Texas, a unas 23 millas (37 km) al este de Brownsville. Ahí SpaceX construye y lanza Starship, y en 2025 se convirtió en ciudad. Las noticias sobre Starbase se dividen en dos. La prensa espacial nacional sigue el vehículo y la campaña de pruebas. Los medios del Valle del Río Grande siguen los permisos, los cierres de carretera y lo que significa para la gente que vive aquí. Abajo están los dos, porque necesitas los dos para entender lo que pasa.

Los titulares, los resúmenes y nuestras notas de contexto se muestran en inglés hasta que tengan traducción automática.

SpaceNewsStarshipVuelo 14

SpaceX, analysts satisfied with latest Starship flight (abre SpaceNews en una pestaña nueva)

Both SpaceX and outside analysts appear largely satisfied with the first orbital flight of Starship despite some technical issues during the mission.

Published NaN days after Flight 14 flew, which graded success. Starship is the fully reusable rocket SpaceX builds and flies at Starbase: the Super Heavy booster plus the Starship upper stage, stacked about 400 feet tall.

RGV Business JournalLocalFinanzasVuelo 14

Starbase EDC may issue $3 billion in tax-exempt bonds to support SpaceX, records show (abre RGV Business Journal en una pestaña nueva)

Starbase EDC’s strategy is taking shape, with up to $3 billion in tax-exempt bonds proposed to support SpaceX expansion and the creation of 1,000 jobs.

Published NaN days after Flight 14 flew, which graded success. Financial coverage of SpaceX matters here for one reason: launch and Starlink revenue is what pays for the Starship program being tested at Starbase.

NASASpaceflightVuelo 15Números de serieSuper HeavyStarship

Starship makes orbit, Flight 15 preps in full swing (abre NASASpaceflight en una pestaña nueva)

SpaceX made significant strides in the Starship program during Flight 14. Booster 21, despite losing...

Published NaN days after Flight 14 flew, which graded success. SpaceX numbers each airframe rather than each flight, so a headline about Ship 40 or Booster 21 is about one specific vehicle, not the mission number.

Spaceflight NowSuper HeavyStarshipMás allá de la Tierra

Starship returns to Earth; rocket splashes down north of Hawaii after three-hour flight (abre Spaceflight Now en una pestaña nueva)

The Super Heavy first stage booster, generating some 16 million pounds of thrust, twice the power of NASA's Space Launch System moon rocket, rapidly accelerated as it consumed propellant and lost...

Super Heavy is the first stage, the part that does the initial lift and then either splashes down offshore or flies back to be caught by the tower arms.

RGV Business JournalVuelo 14LocalStarshipStarlink

Starship reaches orbit for first time, deploys 26 Starlink satellites from Starbase (abre RGV Business Journal en una pestaña nueva)

SpaceX’s 14th Starship flight marked a major milestone for the South Texas launch site, carrying its first operational payload into orbit despite engine problems.

Flight 14 flew Invalid Date and graded success: booster splashdown, ship splashdown. Starship is the fully reusable rocket SpaceX builds and flies at Starbase: the Super Heavy booster plus the Starship upper stage, stacked about 400 feet tall.

TeslaratiVuelo 14StarshipStarlink

SpaceX turned a heralding moment for Starship into its greatest moment (abre Teslarati en una pestaña nueva)

Starship reached orbit despite losing an engine, deployed 26 Starlink V3 satellites on Flight 14.

Flight 14 flew Invalid Date and graded success: booster splashdown, ship splashdown. Starlink is SpaceX's satellite internet constellation. It is the payload on most Falcon 9 launches, which is why those flights come in such steady batches.

Spaceflight NowSuper HeavyStarshipStarlink

Live coverage: SpaceX to launch first Starlink V3 satellites to orbit on Starship (abre Spaceflight Now en una pestaña nueva)

The first planned orbital flight of a Starship-Super Heavy rocket aims to send 26 Starlink Version 3 into low Earth orbit. Liftoff from Pad 2 at Starbase, Texas, is scheduled during a 75-minute...

Super Heavy is the first stage, the part that does the initial lift and then either splashes down offshore or flies back to be caught by the tower arms.

Spaceflight NowVuelo 14Números de serieSuper HeavyStarship

SpaceX stack Starship and Super Heavy for first orbital flight (abre Spaceflight Now en una pestaña nueva)

The inclusion of the upper stage, tail number Ship 41, comes ahead of a probable fueling demonstration planned in the days leading up to a launch attempt. Starship Flight 14 is scheduled for no...

SpaceX numbers each airframe rather than each flight, so a headline about Ship 40 or Booster 21 is about one specific vehicle, not the mission number.

RGV Business JournalLocalTerrenos

SpaceX’s futuristic city of Starbase finalizes massive 7,100-acre annexation. Here’s what we know. (abre RGV Business Journal en una pestaña nueva)

Starbase officials approved the massive annexation of its city limits expanding its boundaries past 8,000 acres.

Starbase is wedged between a state park and a national wildlife refuge, so SpaceX expanding its footprint there means land swaps and beach access fights, not just construction.

Spaceflight NowSuper HeavyStarship

SpaceX’s Super Heavy booster arrives at pad ahead of first orbital Starship launch (abre Spaceflight Now en una pestaña nueva)

The first planned orbital Starship mission is scheduled for launch from Starbase in Texas as soon as Sept. 28, pending final approval from the Federal Aviation Administration.

Super Heavy is the first stage, the part that does the initial lift and then either splashes down offshore or flies back to be caught by the tower arms.

RGV Business JournalLocalTerrenos

Starbase cancels meeting to consider annexing 444 acres relinquished by Brownsville (abre RGV Business Journal en una pestaña nueva)

The city was scheduled to consider SpaceX’s request to bring the property into Starbase less than three weeks after Brownsville gave up jurisdiction over the land.

Starbase is wedged between a state park and a national wildlife refuge, so SpaceX expanding its footprint there means land swaps and beach access fights, not just construction.

Spaceflight NowSuper HeavyStarshipFalcon 9Starlink

Live coverage: SpaceX to launch 80th Starlink mission of 2026 (abre Spaceflight Now en una pestaña nueva)

SpaceX decided to shift all Starlink missions flying on Falcon 9 rockets to the West Coast as it pushes towards the debut of its Starship-Super Heavy in Florida. Liftoff of the Starlink 15-24 mission...

Falcon 9 is the workhorse: a partly reusable two-stage rocket that flies most weeks from Florida and California, and the vehicle Starship is eventually meant to replace.

RGV Business JournalLocalTerrenos

SpaceX is giving Brownsville $220M for water projects. In exchange, the city gave up zoning control of 444 acres near Starbase (abre RGV Business Journal en una pestaña nueva)

The last-minute deal followed a raucous six-hour meeting in which police removed several people, and SpaceX declined to give commissioners more time to review.

Starbase is wedged between a state park and a national wildlife refuge, so SpaceX expanding its footprint there means land swaps and beach access fights, not just construction.

Space.comVuelo 13AmerizajeStarship

Starship is coming home! SpaceX loads floating spacecraft onto huge ship in the Indian Ocean (photos) (abre Space.com en una pestaña nueva)

SpaceX has loaded Flight 13's Starship upper stage onto a ship in the Indian Ocean, more than a month after the vehicle splashed down. It is now headed home to Texas.

Flight 13 flew July 24, 2026 and graded partial: booster lost, ship splashdown. Starship test flights currently end with a controlled splashdown at sea rather than a landing, so recovery means fishing hardware or debris out of the water afterward.

TeslaratiTorre de capturaStarship

Elon Musk gives a timeline for SpaceX's first Starship catch attempt (abre Teslarati en una pestaña nueva)

SpaceX CEO Elon Musk announced today that the company will likely attempt to catch the Starship upper stage with its launch tower arms “in a few months.” In a post on X, Musk wrote, “Looks like we...

The tower arms, nicknamed chopsticks, are what stack the rocket and what catch the booster on return, which is how SpaceX intends to reuse it without landing legs.

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¿Qué cuenta aquí como noticia de Starbase?
Todo lo del programa Starship y del lugar donde pasa: lanzamientos y encendidos estáticos en Boca Chica, el hardware de Super Heavy y de Raptor, los edificios de producción de Starbase, los permisos del condado de Cameron, y los cierres de la Carretera Estatal 4 y de la playa que vienen con un lanzamiento.
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