LAUNCH DETAIL

Starship Flight 7

Six suborbital flight test of the SuperHeavy-Starship launch system.
Launch Time (UTC)
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2025-01-11 0:01
Launch Time (Local)
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2025-01-11 0:01
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Central Standard Time UTC−06
Planned
 launch

Launcher

SpaceX
Super Heavy-Lift
Prototype

Launch Services Provider

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How to watch

Online coverage

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How to see in person

One of the best public viewing spots is from Isla Blanca Park on South Padre Island, nearby Boca Chica, Texas.
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Launch Site

SpaceX
Active
United States

Spaceport Details

SpaceX
Boca Chica, Texas, United States
A private spaceport built by SpaceX, originally for Falcon 9 and Falcon Heavy launches, but now used exclusively for the SuperHeavy / Starship program.

Payload

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The full launch profile will involve a Return-to-Launch-Site (RTLS) for the SuperHeavy booster. SuperHeavy will attempt a landing by being caught by the "chopsticks" on the launch tower, to match the success of this part of its flight profile during Flight 5. Starship will continue on a suborbital flight profile at near-orbital speeds, towards a splashdown in an area to be confirmed. The goal of mission is the successful recovery of both SuperHeavy and Starship.

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Launch Outcome

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