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Starship

SpaceX's Starship spacecraft and Super Heavy rocket, collectively referred to as Starship, constitute a fully reusable transportation system designed by SpaceX to carry both crew and cargo to Earth orbit, the Moon, Mars, and beyond. Starship is the world’s most powerful launch vehicle ever developed, capable of carrying up to 150 metric tonnes fully reusable and 250 metric tonnes expendable. Starship itself serves as the fully reusable spacecraft and second stage of the system, available in various configurations with an integrated payload section. Additionally, the Super Heavy, the first stage or booster of the Starship launch system, is powered by 33 Raptor engines using sub-cooled liquid methane (CH4) and liquid oxygen (LOX). It is fully reusable, capable of re-entering Earth's atmosphere, and landing back at the launch site.

Missions: 3
Successes: 1
Partial Failures: 1
Failures: 1
Success Streak: 1
Success Rate: 50.0%
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Configurations

Cargo Starship
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SpaceX
Status: Planned
Liftoff Thrust: 74,432 kN
Payload to LEO: 200,000 kg
Stages: 2
Strap-ons: 0
Rocket Height: 121.0 m
Fairing Diameter: 9.0 m
Crew Starship
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SpaceX
Status: Planned
Liftoff Thrust: 74,432 kN
Payload to LEO: 200,000 kg
Stages: 2
Strap-ons: 0
Rocket Height: 121.0 m
Fairing Diameter: 9.0 m
Starship HLS
SpaceX
Status: Planned
Liftoff Thrust: 74,432 kN
Payload to LEO: 200,000 kg
Stages: 2
Strap-ons: 0
Rocket Height: 121.0 m
Fairing Diameter: 9.0 m
Starship-Super Heavy (Prototype)
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SpaceX
Status: Active
Liftoff Thrust: 74,432 kN
Stages: 2
Strap-ons: 0
Rocket Height: 121.0 m
Fairing Diameter: 9.0 m
Tanker Starship
SpaceX
Status: Planned
Liftoff Thrust: 74,432 kN
Payload to LEO: 200,000 kg
Stages: 2
Strap-ons: 0
Rocket Height: 121.0 m
Fairing Diameter: 9.0 m

Launch Sites

Orbital Launch Pad A, Starbase, Texas, USA
LC-39A Starship Pad, Kennedy Space Center, Florida, USA

Launches

SpaceX
Starship-Super Heavy (Prototype) | Starship Flight 3
Suborbital
Thu Mar 14, 2024 13:25 UTC
Orbital Launch Pad A, Starbase, Texas, USA
SpaceX
Starship-Super Heavy (Prototype) | Starship Flight Test 2
Suborbital
Sat Nov 18, 2023 13:02 UTC
Orbital Launch Pad A, Starbase, Texas, USA
SpaceX
Starship-Super Heavy (Prototype) | Starship Flight Test 1
Suborbital
Thu Apr 20, 2023 13:33 UTC
Orbital Launch Pad A, Starbase, Texas, USA