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NASA: Starship launch early December

https://spacenews.com/nasa-predicts-first-starship-orbital-launch-as-soon-as-december/

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NASA predicts first Starship orbital launch as soon as December

WASHINGTON — NASA expects SpaceX to be ready to attempt a first orbital flight of its Starship vehicle, an essential element in the agency’s Artemis lunar exploration plans, as soon as early December, pending tests and regulatory approvals.

Speaking to the NASA Advisory Council’s Human Exploration and Operations Committee Oc. 31, Mark Kirasich, deputy associate administrator for Artemis Campaign Development at NASA, said the agency’s understanding of progress on testing of the Starship vehicle, including its Super Heavy booster, supported an orbital launch attempt late this year.

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On 14/11/2022 at 16:53, Warwagon said:

Since DocM seems Absent

Here is the 14-engine static Fire

 

I seen a video and/or a comment that concrete was flying everywhere.  Would be interesting to see the damage that caused and what they are planning to do to fix that (if any changes are needed).

Much of that debris could be unzipped sod & soil. Can't have been too big of a deal because they're getting ready to do another set of tests.

Updated Super Heavy test schedule.

https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1592441977525923841

Next test is ~20 sec firing with max oxygen fill to test autogenous pressurization, possibly one more static fire, then orbital launch attempt

 

 

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