SpaceX CEO ElonMusk has confirmed that the Starship is fully stacked and ready to launch on its maiden orbital flight, possibly as early as next week.
SpaceX CEO Elon Musk has confirmed that the Starship is fully stacked and ready to launch on its maiden orbital flight.
The all-important approval is in the hands of the Federal Aviation Administration, with SpaceX clearly hoping to receive it anytime now. While both sections of the vehicle are designed to land back on Earth and be used over and over for multiple flights, the upcoming test mission will see the Super Heavy booster and Starship come down in the ocean.
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