u/Tystros

The 12th SpaceX Starship Test Flight will happen in just under 31 minutes from now
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The 12th SpaceX Starship Test Flight will happen in just under 31 minutes from now

You can watch it live here:

https://www.spacex.com/launches/starship-flight-12

Always exciting to watch it live, they always have very beautiful live shots from the ship, especially the plasma during re-entry.

This is the first Starship launch since 7 months - there was a significant gap between the last V2 launch and this first V3 launch. Most interesting thing today will be to see how well the completely new V3 ship and booster and engine design will work, it's basically a completely new rocket compared to the previous launch attempts. Also a completely new launch pad. Maybe it will work well, or maybe it will just explode immediately.

For Artemis having any chance of meeting its timeline, it would be important that this launch succeeds.

Edit: Launch is scrubbed at T-40 seconds, some launch pad issue. Likely another flight attempt tomorrow.

u/Tystros — 1 day ago