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RGV Business JournalVuelo 12LocalStarship

SpaceX pushes Starship launch to Thursday after multiple delays (abre RGV Business Journal en una pestaña nueva)

The 12th flight test slipped from Tuesday to Wednesday and now Thursday as federal regulators investigate a worker death at Starbase.

Flight 12 flew May 22, 2026 and graded partial: booster lost, 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.

TeslaratiStarshipMás allá de la TierraVuelo 14

Starship V3 is here putting SpaceX closer to Mars than it has ever been (abre Teslarati en una pestaña nueva)

Starship V3 launches May 20 carrying the hardware upgrades that make Moon and Mars possible.

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.

ValleyCentralLocalStarshipVuelo 14

12th Starship launch date rescheduled again (abre ValleyCentral en una pestaña nueva)

STARBASE, Texas (ValleyCentral), The date for the twelfth Starship test flight has been rescheduled again, SpaceX announced Monday evening. The launch window was originally scheduled for May 19...

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.

ValleyCentralLocalNúmeros de seriePruebas en tierraVuelo 14

The latest at SpaceX: May 18 (abre ValleyCentral en una pestaña nueva)

STARBASE, Texas (ValleyCentral), Over at the launch site, the first wet dress rehearsal for the full Block 3 vehicle stack began with an actuation test of Ship 39’s forward and aft flaps. After the...

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.

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LabPadre gives the latest SpaceX update: May 14 (abre ValleyCentral en una pestaña nueva)

STARBASE, Texas (ValleyCentral), Starting this week with our fabrication updates, two additional sections of Ship 41 were moved into Mega Bay 2 and stacked with the upper sections of this Flight 14...

Flight 14 flew Invalid Date and graded success: booster splashdown, ship splashdown. The bays at Starbase are the tall assembly buildings: boosters and ships get stacked and fitted out inside before rolling to the pad.

TeslaratiStarshipReutilización

SpaceX unveils sweeping Starship V3 upgrades ahead of May 19 launch (abre Teslarati en una pestaña nueva)

SpaceX has released a detailed list of changes for Starship Version 3, the next iteration of its fully reusable super-heavy-lift vehicle. Scheduled for its maiden flight as early as May 19 from...

Reuse is the whole economic argument: Falcon 9 boosters now fly and land repeatedly, and Starship is an attempt to do that with both stages instead of one.

Spaceflight NowPlataformas de lanzamientoStarshipArtemis HLS

SpaceX targets May 19 for debut of Starship Version 3, Launch Pad 2 (abre Spaceflight Now en una pestaña nueva)

The mission will test a host of changes made to both the launch vehicle and the launch infrastructure as SpaceX prepares to support the Artemis 3 mission in 2027.

Starbase has two launch pads. The newer one was built with a flame trench and water deluge after the first flight tore up the original mount.

ValleyCentralLocalNúmeros de serieSuper Heavy

Check out the latest at SpaceX with LabPadre: May 7 (abre ValleyCentral en una pestaña nueva)

STARBASE, Texas (ValleyCentral), Checking things out over at the production facility, Booster 20 is nearing closeout on its primary structures, with the final sections of the propellant tanks and...

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.

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Check out what’s new at SpaceX with LabPadre: April 30 (abre ValleyCentral en una pestaña nueva)

STARBASE, Texas (ValleyCentral), Starting this week with our fabrication updates, in the early hours of Monday morning, Ship 41’s nose cone emerged from Star Factory. A little less than two hours...

Star Factory is the big production building at Starbase where Starship and Super Heavy sections are actually welded and stacked.

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Here’s the latest at SpaceX with LabPadre: April 23 (abre ValleyCentral en una pestaña nueva)

STARBASE, Texas (ValleyCentral), Over at the Massey Outpost, Starship 39 continued its test campaign. The ship was loaded with propellants and performed what appeared to be a spin prime test...

Massey's is the test site a few miles inland from the launch pads, where SpaceX pressure-tests and static-fires hardware before it goes anywhere near a flight.

ValleyCentralLocalStar FactoryNúmeros de serieSuper Heavy

Latest at Starbase with LabPadre: April 16 (abre ValleyCentral en una pestaña nueva)

STARBASE, Texas (ValleyCentral), On Tuesday afternoon, Booster 20’s forward dome with an integrated hot staging section was brought out of the star factory and parked in the ring yard area. That...

Star Factory is the big production building at Starbase where Starship and Super Heavy sections are actually welded and stacked.

TeslaratiVuelo 12Pruebas en tierraStarship

The Starship V3 static fire everyone was waiting for just happened (abre Teslarati en una pestaña nueva)

SpaceX completed a full duration of Starship V3 today clearing the path for Flight 12.

Flight 12 flew May 22, 2026 and graded partial: booster lost, ship splashdown. Ground testing at Starbase runs in a set order: cryogenic pressure tests first, then a static fire where the engines light while the vehicle stays clamped down.

ValleyCentralLocalNúmeros de seriePruebas en tierra

Latest at Starbase with LabPadre: April 13 (abre ValleyCentral en una pestaña nueva)

STARBASE, Texas (ValleyCentral), On Wednesday, SpaceX performed a 12th round of cryogenic testing on the Ship 39.1 test tank as they continue working to ensure the Block III ship designs will...

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.

ValleyCentralLocalNaves de ensamblajeNúmeros de serieSuper Heavy

Latest at Starbase with LabPadre: April 9 (abre ValleyCentral en una pestaña nueva)

STARBASE, Texas (ValleyCentral), This week at Starbase saw continued production on Booster 20 with the booster’s liquid oxygen propellant tank for landing burns being brought into Mega Bay 1 for...

The bays at Starbase are the tall assembly buildings: boosters and ships get stacked and fitted out inside before rolling to the pad.

ValleyCentralLocalPlataformas de lanzamientoTorre de captura

Latest at Starbase with LabPadre: April 6 (abre ValleyCentral en una pestaña nueva)

STARBASE, Texas (ValleyCentral), Testing at pad 2 continues with water deluge, methane plumbing, and full-speed chopstick tests taking place amid SpaceX’s continuing efforts to validate and make...

Starbase has two launch pads. The newer one was built with a flame trench and water deluge after the first flight tore up the original mount.

ValleyCentralLocalMás allá de la Tierra

Latest at Starbase with LabPadre: March 30 (abre ValleyCentral en una pestaña nueva)

STARBASE, Texas (ValleyCentral), On Monday, the letters from the Gateway to Mars sign that used to adorn the launch complex wall before the construction of Pad 2 were brought back to the pad. Over...

Anything beyond Earth orbit is where Starship is actually aimed: the point of a fully reusable heavy-lift vehicle is cargo to the Moon and eventually Mars.