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Starship
SpaceX's fully reusable rocket, Super Heavy and Starship, developed in the open through flight tests from Starbase, Texas. NASA has chosen it to land Artemis astronauts on the Moon.
Prototype HopsIntegrated Flight TestsVersion 3
Next
Flight 15
Q4 2026
- Launch Site
- Starbase, Texas
- Reuse
- Booster and ship
Flights
Since 2019
Fleet
5 In Work · 35 Built
In Work
Ship 42
Starship
- Stacked, passed
- Cryo Tested, passed
- Engines Installed, next
- Static Fired
- Rolled Out
Expected for Flight 159 Oct
Booster 22
Super Heavy
- Stacked, passed
- Cryo Tested, passed
- Engines Installed, next
- Static Fired
- Rolled Out
Expected for Flight 1510 Sept
Booster 23
Super Heavy
- Stacked, passed
- Cryo Tested, next
- Engines Installed
- Static Fired
- Rolled Out
Expected for Flight 169 Oct
Ship 43
Starship
- Stacked, next
- Cryo Tested
- Engines Installed
- Static Fired
- Rolled Out
Expected for Flight 169 Oct
Ship 44
Starship
- Stacked, next
- Cryo Tested
- Engines Installed
- Static Fired
- Rolled Out
Not Yet Assigned9 Oct
Built
- Ship 43.1Version 3 structural test articleActive
- Booster 21Starship · 1 flight28 Sept 2026Lost
- Ship 41Starship V3 · 1 flight28 Sept 2026Destroyed
- Booster 20Starship · 1 flight24 Jul 2026Destroyed
- Ship 40Starship V3 · 1 flight24 Jul 2026Retired
- Booster 19Starship · 1 flight22 May 2026Destroyed
- Ship 39Starship V3 · 1 flight22 May 2026Destroyed
- Booster 15Starship · 2 flights13 Oct 2025Lost
Recent Tests
- 28 Aug 2026SpaceX Starship Booster B21 Static FireStatic Fire
- 25 Aug 2026Booster 21 Rollout to the Launch SiteRollout
- 22 Jul 2026SpaceX Starship Booster B20 TestingVehicle Testing
- 15 Apr 2026SpaceX Starship Booster B19 Static Fire #2Static Fire
- 14 Apr 2026SpaceX Starship S39 Static FireStatic Fire
- 16 Mar 2026Booster 19 Static FireStatic Fire
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