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Raptor is the engine that powers both the Super Heavy rocket boosters (1st stage) and the Starship spaceships (upper/2nd stage) to liftoff from Earth, reach and navigate in space. Raptor engine development has reached 3rd generation (August 2024).

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SpaceX to launch Starship to orbit for the first time in January 2022, says Musk

Elon Musk has finally talked about the first Starship orbital flight test schedule. The CEO of SpaceX is optimistic that the first flight of...
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Watch SpaceX perform the 6-engine static fire test on Starship SN20

In our last Starbase update, we reported that SpaceX is preparing the Starship SN20 prototype for the full-spectrum 6-engine static fire test. SpaceX finally...
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Starship 20 prepped for static fire with all 6 Raptor engines, more updates from Starbase

SpaceX is preparing for a full-scale static fire test on Starship 20 (previously SN20). In the previous static fire test attempt last month, SpaceX...
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After successful SN20 static fire tests, first Starship orbital flight is possible next month, pending FAA approval

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Starbase update: Mechazilla Chopsticks assembly, Raptor vacuum engine on SN20, SN21 nosecone work, more

The Starship program at the SpaceX Starbase rocket manufacturing and launch facility in Texas is in full swing. The launch integration tower aka Mechazilla...
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Starship Quick Disconnect Arm, Chopsticks, heat tiles, a lot is happening at Starbase

SpaceX activities at Starbase, Texas have significantly accelerated the Starship program. The company lifted and installed the Starship Quick Disconnect (QD) arm to the...
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Starship 20 gets Raptor engines and heat shield tiles, Booster 4 moves to the launch pad ahead of tests

SpaceX is constantly working on both the Starship 20 prototype (S20/Ship 20, previously SN20) and the Super Heavy Booster 4 prototype to prepare them...
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SpaceX moves the Super Heavy Booster 4 with 29 Raptor engines to the launch pad

SpaceX CEO Elon Musk gave an update yesterday that the Starship rocket Super Heavy Booster 4 prototype is going under installation of the Raptor...
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