On Wednesday, June 18 at approximately 11 p.m. CT, the Starship preparing for the tenth flight test experienced a major anomaly while on a test stand at Starbase. A safety clear area around the site was maintained throughout the operation and all personnel are safe and accounted

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Fireworks at the launch site. #Starbase #4thofJuly

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While stopped and editing photos from today's activity at Cape Canaveral this happened. #SpaceX B1080-21 rolled by from Port Canaveral heading to Hanger X. What an incredible vehicle built by humans. 21 trips to space. 🇺🇲🚀🇺🇲

The first grid fin for the next generation Super Heavy booster. The redesigned grid fins are 50% larger and higher strength, moving from four fins to three for vehicle control while enabling the booster to descend at higher angles of attack.

They’ll also be used for vehicle lift and catch, made possible by a new catch point addition and a lower positioning on the booster to align with the tower catch arms. Moving lower reduces the heat they receive from Starship’s engines at hot-staging and places the fin shaft,

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Starship, rolling out to the pad for the launch tomorrow! #spacex

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Static fire complete for the Super Heavy booster preparing for Starship's eleventh flight test

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Let's go!!! It's looking beautiful out here! Our stream will start at 3:45 PM CT [20:45 UTC] in glorious 4K coverage! Let's wave goodbye to the last version 2 Starship stack and the last launch on this version of Pad 1!!! Oh, and watch me operate one of the trackers!

The damage to the actual heatshield seems worse than Flight 10. The aerocover is in tatters both at the top and along the seal. Much more burnthrough on the body. Flaps seem fine though

I've been fortunate enough to witness and film a lot of wild things in my time on this planet. Booster 15's final hover and then plunge into the gulf is easily on the short list. NSF - NASASpaceflight.com