SpaceX Starship Flight 11 Just Got INSANELY Fast while Spin Launch Failed...Space Weekly #13

SpaceX Starship Flight 11 Just Got INSANELY Fast while Spin Launch Failed...Space Weekly #13
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00:00: Intro
00:31: B15’s static fire test
04:57: Pad-1
07:41: Starship Florida plan controversy
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SpaceX Starship Flight 11 Just Got INSANELY Fast while Spin Launch Failed...Space Weekly #13
SpaceX has finished Super Heavy Flight 11 testing and is moving on to Ship trials.
Starship’s timeline and transformation are advancing, with Raptor 3 upgrades now revealed.
Meanwhile, SpinLaunch continues to face hurdles in its development.
Let’s dive into the top news in this episode of Great SpaceX.
SpaceX Starship Flight 11 Just Got INSANELY Fast while Spin Launch Failed...Space Weekly #13
SpaceX has completed a static fire test with its next reused booster, launching an ambitious schedule and opening a new chapter for pad operations.
Meanwhile, in Florida, the Starship program pushes ahead despite major challenges, while Falcon 9 and Starlink continue reaching new milestones that showcase steady progress on multiple fronts.
SpaceX is truly ramping up momentum following the remarkable success of Flight 10, and all signs now point toward an accelerated push for Flight 11. As noted in the previous episode, Booster 15 was moved to the launch pad just 11 days after Flight 10, a clear demonstration of how quickly SpaceX is working and how prepared the team is across multiple aspects of the program. This rapid turnaround is already setting new records and raising expectations.
SpaceX Starship Flight 11 Just Got INSANELY Fast while Spin Launch Failed...Space Weekly #13
After Booster 15’s arrival at the launch pad, it was immediately lifted onto the Orbital Launch Mount on the morning of September 6, where it stood ready for testing during the announced window between 5 a.m. and 12 p.m. on September 7. Preparations began promptly on September 6, with the booster transport stand leaving the launch pad and heading back to the Hoppy parking lot, which is a routine part of setup.
Later that evening, activity picked up once more. A short test window revealed strong venting that indicated the Detonation Suppression System was being checked. Soon after, the Chopsticks were raised, and the Ship Quick Disconnect arm was retracted, further signaling that the booster was entering its final preparations.
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