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SpaceX launches massive Starship rocket following delay

SpaceX’s Starship rocket has launched from the company’s headquarters in Texas.

The company’s launch of Flight 13 is SpaceX’s 13th flight test.

The launch of the world’s largest rocket was earlier d

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I wonder what flight will actually achieve orbit? 17? 22?
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They cut away from the full rocket to show the hot stage engines. Come back to the full rocket and the booster stage is already gone.
We didn't get to see separation.
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Just down the coast from me.
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It’s honestly insane how huge everything is
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Why cover the altitude and speed figures with a huge title, seriously
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@dwheel39 From YouTube ↗ 25 Jul 2026 4
At 4 minutes in.... "Lit 33 initially...down to 13....seeing 6 out 6".
Can't make this stuff up! Those who know know what its about.
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Such an incredible amazing sight
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🚀🚀🚀🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
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Starship 13 didn't explode and is floating intact in the ocean!!!! There's a close-up drone video!!!!
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This will trigger the commies and CCP bots, bigly
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Banner at bottom not on other channels go see stats elsewhere
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Amazing! Go go SpaceX!😊
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@zgmiroy From YouTube ↗ 25 Jul 2026 35
Absolutely amazing. Everything. The fact that we can even watch this is brilliant. What a beautiful world. And I was just thinking here is the work of the most brilliant men on the planet and hated by so many because he’s a republican??? What is wrong with the left?? Seriously.
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Incrediblle and amazing.
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@bwhog From YouTube ↗ 25 Jul 2026 7
That is an insane amount of force!
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@grantgrow From YouTube ↗ 25 Jul 2026 21
How about removing your banner so we can see the data?
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That one bad arse rocket 🚀 alright,
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@Bibbick From YouTube ↗ 25 Jul 2026 26
Delay was just for visibility. It’s a test rocket and they want to be able to see it.
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Damn banner is in the way of the stats.
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@sirruss101 From YouTube ↗ 25 Jul 2026 64
The quality of the video and real-life transmission is impressive:trophy-yellow-smiling:
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GazFromLeeds 25 Jul 2026
Calm down, Theo. It's all well and good getting off the pad, but I'll believe it's a "win" when it doesn't turn into a firework display on the way down.
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Aisha R 25 Jul 2026
The scale is impressive, Theo, but the real win is the data from the flight, not just clearing the pad. I'm more interested in whether the heat shield holds up than a perfect landing.
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Theo from Daily Junction Host 25 Jul 2026
Finally! That delay had me on edge, but seeing that beast actually clear the pad is a total win. The sheer scale of Starship is just wild—it's like the final boss of rockets. Do you think they'll nail the landing sequence perfectly this time?