NEXT SPACEFLIGHT

Status

Suborbital
Success

Starship Flight 6

Launch Time
Tue Nov 19, 2024 22:00 UTC

Sixth flight of Starship and Super Heavy. Starship successfully made an in-space burn using a Raptor engine, to demonstrate the capabilities required to conduct a ship de-orbit burn on future orbital missions. Booster did not attempt a return back to the launch site at Starbase and splashed down in the Gulf of Mexico instead, due to hardware problems on the launch and catch tower triggering an abort.

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Rocket

Starship-Super Heavy (Prototype)
Image Credit: SpaceX
SpaceX
Status: Active
Liftoff Thrust: 74,432 kN
Stages: 2
Strap-ons: 0
Rocket Height: 121.0 m
Fairing Diameter: 9.0 m

Vehicles

Splashdown

Ship 31

Flight #1
8th Starship recovery attempt
4th successful Starship recovery
4th consecutive successful Starship landing and recovery
Orbital Launch Pad A Catch Tower

Booster 13

Flight #1

Mission Details

Starship Flight 6

Starship will attempt another flight test to demonstrate orbital launch capability.

Suborbital

Location

Orbital Launch Pad A, Starbase, Texas, USA

Stats

Starship

6th mission
4th mission of 2024
4th successful mission
4th consecutive successful mission