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SpaceX's Starship blasts off on Nov. 13, 2026 for a key test of the world's biggest and most powerful rocket, with plans to carry out the first-ever 'catch' of both the booster and the spaceship. The 124-meter (407-foot) rocket roared into the sky over south Texas for a mission that marks a milestone in the space industry's decades-long pursuit of fully reusable rocket systems.

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00:00Six, five, four, three, two, one.
00:09Nice station.
00:24Vehicle is pitching downrange.
00:32Booster, Raptor, chamber pressure nominal.
00:47All right, we are at T-plus, 40 seconds.
00:50Windows still rattled a little bit for us here at Starbase.
00:52Booster and ship, avionics power, and telemetry nominal.
00:55Super heavy, 33 out of 33 Raptors all lit, sending it out away from us.
01:546, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1.
02:001.
02:04Nice station.
02:19Vehicle is pitching downrange.
02:27Booster after chamber pressure nominal.
02:42All right, we are at T-plus, 40 seconds, windows still rattle a little bit for us here at Starbase.
02:47Boostering ship, avionics power, and telemetry nominal.
02:50We've got super heavy, 33 out of 33 Raptors all lit, sending it out away from us.
03:12That was amazing.

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