SpaceX pushed the 13th flight of its Starship booster and spaceship to Friday evening because of weather concerns that would interfere with testing.

SpaceX will launch Starship Flight 13 today (July 16), a test mission that will send up V3 Starlink satellites for the first time. Here's what to expect.

After a rough try in May and a scrubbed launch last week, SpaceX will attempt to launch Starship on its 13th test flight Thursday. The launch follows a scrubbed attempt on July 16 — canceled because some of the engines didn't start,

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SpaceX will launch its next Starship, carrying the first V3 Starlink satellites, on the Flight 13 test mission Friday (July 24) after delays.

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The unintended event also creates an opportunity for scientists and skywatchers to witness lunar impact dynamics in real time, although the debris will hit a sunlit portion of the moon from the perspective of Earth,

The newest timeline has Starship due to take flight on Friday.