
Key Points
- SpaceX's 13th Starship test flight has been postponed to Thursday for the second time.
- The launch window was announced as Thursday, 23 July at 17:45.
- Last week's launch attempt was canceled seconds before liftoff.
- The planned mission will be the second Starship flight test of the year 2026.
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SpaceX had to postpone the thirteenth test flight of the Starship vehicle for the second time. According to a statement from the company, the launch window was moved to Thursday at 17:45 from the Starbase base in Texas.
The launch planned for last week was canceled just a few seconds before the vehicle took off. This situation once again revealed the technical challenges and stages in the vehicle's testing process.
This new attempt, which will be carried out, represents the second flight test held within the year 2026. All eyes are on whether Starship will successfully take off on the new date.
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- When will Starship's 13th test flight take place?
- The launch is scheduled for Thursday at 17:45 from the Starbase base in Texas.
- Why was the previous test flight canceled?
- The launch planned for last week was canceled just seconds before the vehicle's liftoff.
- Which Starship test of the year will this launch be?
- This test will be the second Starship flight attempt to be conducted within the year 2026.
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