Starship Flight 14 Live
SpaceX on X ↗ (opens X in a new tab)Sep 28, 2026
Flown
Road and beach
Hwy 4 no readingBeach no reading
Result
Success
Liftoff was 7:48 a.m. CT
Camera by NASASpaceflight. Not a SpaceX broadcast, and not affiliated with SpaceX. SpaceX carries its own webcast for Starship Flight 14 on X: @SpaceX.
84°F
Clear
Good
Viewing
11 mph
Wind from SE
0.9 mi
Boca Chica Beach
Starship Flight 14 has flown · Success
Starship reached orbit for the first time and deployed all 26 Starlink V3 satellites. After an engine shut down on the climb, the flight team brought it down early, about 3 hours after liftoff, on target north of Hawaii.
On the ground
Road and beach
No closure is on the schedule.
Source: City of Starbase, Texas, read 2026-09-30. All closures
Viewing conditions
Good
Good overall, though expect a chance of rain and high heat.
- Sky cover
- 0 %
- Wind
- 11 mph
- Rain chance
- 22 %
Reading from the National Weather Service. Full forecast
Where to stand
- Boca Chica Beach0.9 mi
- Isla Blanca Park, South Padre Island4.8 mi
- South Padre Island Beach Access8.0 mi
Straight-line distance from the launch pad. Viewing map
About this page
The camera is NASASpaceflight's 24-hour view of the Starbase launch site. It is not a SpaceX broadcast. SpaceX streams each Starship launch on X, and the link at the top of this page goes there.
The clock counts to the liftoff time that SpaceX has published. On launch day this page reads that time every minute, so a delay moves the clock. A launch with no published date gets no clock.
The flight plan is SpaceX's published timeline. This page follows the plan, not the vehicle. It does not state a result until a person has checked it.
For the full picture, read Starbase status, road closures, and the flight log.