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Starship Aces 11th Test Flight
SpaceX completed the 11th Starship test and final flight of its Block 2 Starship, marking a major milestone before transitioning to the upgraded, operational design. The launch from Starbase achieved all primary objectives: successful booster sepa...View Commentary -
NASA Opens Artemis III Lander Contract To New Bidders Amid SpaceX Delays
NASA Acting Administrator Sean Duffy announced that the agency will re-open bidding for the Artemis III lunar-lander contract, which is currently held by SpaceX, citing schedule delays in the company’s human-landing-system (HLS) program. The decis...View Commentary -
SpaceX Receives Approval To Convert SLC-37 Into Third Starship Launch Site In Florida
SpaceX announced on December 3 that it has received formal authorization to redevelop Space Launch Complex 37 (SLC-37) at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station into a fully operational Starship launch facility, with construction already underway. The...View Commentary -
Elon Says Starship Production Could Reach 10,000 Vehicles Per Year
Elon Musk said on X that SpaceX could manufacture as many as 10,000 Starships per year, responding to commentary on the scale of its new Gigabay infrastructure at Starbase. The statement materially exceeds the roughly 1,000 vehicles per year capac...View Commentary -
Starship Cadence Outlook
Elon Musk reiterated that Starship could be launching more than once per hour within ~3–4 years, implying up to ~10,000 launches per year if fully operational. At a notional ~100t payload per flight, this would equate to ~1 million tonnes to orbit...View Commentary -
Starship Flight 12 Targeted for March as Musk Signals 6-Week Timeline
Elon Musk said on X that the next Starship launch is expected in roughly six weeks, pointing to a March window for Starship Flight 12. All eyes will be on this mission, with most of the step-change in payload mass and thrust coming from Raptor 3, ...View Commentary -
Starship V3 Rollout: Ship 39 Transferred for Testing Ahead of Mid-March Flight 12
SpaceX moved Ship 39, its first V3 Starship upper stage, to the Massey’s test site for cryogenic proof testing, a gating step before Flight 12. Reporting indicates SpaceX is also using new test infrastructure to validate flap hardware and even sim...View Commentary -
SpaceX Prepares for Starship Flight 12 and Raptor 3 Debut
SpaceX has moved through an important stretch of preflight work on Ship 39 ahead of Flight 12, including cryogenic proof testing, while Booster 19 advances in what would be the first integrated flight campaign for Starship V3 hardware. Elon Musk s...View Commentary -
Voyager’s 10-K Puts a Real Dollar Figure on Starship Heavy-lift Pricing
Voyager disclosed that Starlab has a$90.0 million commitment for one future launch service on board Starship. The filing does not disclose Starlab’s mass. Using SpaceX’s published Starship payload benchmark of up to 150 metric tons to LEO in fully...View Commentary -
SpaceX Completes Super Heavy V3 And Starbase Pad 2 Activation
SpaceX conducted the first static fire test of the next-generation Super Heavy V3 booster at Starbase, Texas on March 18, 2026, simultaneously marking the activation of Launch Pad 2 (Pad B). The test involved 33 Raptor engines in a full-duration b...View Commentary
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