In this Starbase Update, January comes to a close as SpaceX readies the launch site and next vehicles (Ship 28 and Booster 10) for flight. To watch the full video, follow the link in the comments! 👇 Dive into the latest developments at SpaceX's Starbase as we gear up for the highly anticipated third launch of Starship. I'm Jack Beyer, bringing you this week's thrilling Starbase Update, packed with cutting-edge progress, tests, and preparations. | NASASpaceflight.com

Here's your latest Starbase Update: With SpaceX only weeks away from Flight 5 of Starship, the testing campaign has picked up pace and a static fire of Booster 12 is expected shortly. Orbital Tower 2 has begun to change the skyline at Starbase once again. To watch the full video, check out the link in the comments below! 👇 | NASASpaceflight.com

From our latest Starbase Update: With SpaceX around a month away from Flight 5 of Starship, the future launch cadence of Starbase will be aided by a second Tower, which has started assembly at the launch site. For all the details be sure to check out the full video, link in comments below 👇 | NASASpaceflight.com

72K views · 747 reactions | In this week’s Starbase Update, we witness a slow-motion Ship 31 static fire, progress on the next generation Ship 33 and Ship 34, and some full stack testing of the Flight 5 full stack (Booster 11 and Ship 30)! Could a Wet Dress Rehearsal be next? To join us as we dive into the latest developments and what might happen next in the lead-up to launch, follow the link in the comments below!  | NASASpaceflight.com | Facebook

Welcome to Starbase in 2025! In this week’s Starbase Update, Booster 14 is still at the pad and we are seemingly just days away from Starship Flight 7. SpaceX dropped a ton of information about the payload, test objectives, and more! We’ll go through everything we know… To watch your full video (premiering on YouTube at 6:00 p.m. CST / 0:00 UTC), click the link in the comments below. 👇 And don’t forget to turn on your YouTube notifications so you don’t miss anything! | NASASpaceflight.com