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Starship launches from SpaceX Starbase are A-OK for the environment, FAA — first orbital flight in July, Musk

A full stack Starship / Super Heavy prototype at one of the launch towers (Mechazilla) at Starbase, Boca Chica, Texas. Credits: Space Exploration Technologies, Corporation (SpaceX).

SpaceX stacks Starship on Super Heavy Booster 4 for the 2nd time but using Chopsticks in this attempt

Fully stacked Starship 20 with the Chopsticks in front of the launch tower at SpaceX Starbase. Credit: NasaSpaceFlight.com

SpaceX delivers Starship Transfer Tube with an Anti-Vortex Device to Starbase

Starship transfer tube spotted at SpaceX Starbase Boca Chica, Texas. Credit: Boca Chica Gal (NASASpaceFlight.com).

Watch SpaceX perform the 6-engine static fire test on Starship SN20

The moment when Starship SN20 went through a full 6-engine static fire test for the first time. Credits: SpaceX.

Starship 20 prepped for static fire with all 6 Raptor engines, more updates from Starbase

Starship SN20 prototype at Starbase as of 11th Nov, 2021. Credits: Mary (@BocaChicaGal) via NasaSpaceFlight.com.

After successful SN20 static fire tests, first Starship orbital flight is possible next month, pending FAA approval

Starship SN20 going through the Raptor vacuum engine static fire test at Starbase Boca Chica, Texas (video in article).

NASA document reveals the date for the first SpaceX Starship orbital launch

Starship SN10 prototype just before its landing attempt after a high-altitude flight test.

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

Mechazilla Chopsticks assembly in the works at Starbase, Texas. Credits: NasaSpaceFlight.com

Starship SN20 passes the cryogenic proof test, next is static fire

Starship SN20 depressurizing after a successful cryogenic proofing test. Credits: NasaSpaceFlight.com

Some heat tiles fell off Starship SN20 during cryogenic proof testing (videos)

Starship SN20 during cryogenic pressure proof testing (nosecone area marked with a red circle from where the tiles fell off).

Starship 20 gets Raptor engines and heat shield tiles, Booster 4 moves to the launch pad ahead of tests

SpaceX employees working on Starship 20 (SN20) nosecone heat shield tiles. Credits: Stephen Marr / NasaSpaceFlight.com

SpaceX moves Starship SN20 to the suborbital launch pad B for cryogenic tests

SpaceX moves Starship SN20 to the suborbital launch pad B at Starbase, Texas. Credits: Boca Chica Gal / NasaSpaceflight.com

SpaceX successfully stacks Starship on the Super Heavy rocket booster (video)

Starship SN20 prototype stacked on the Super Heavy Booster 4 rocket prototype at the SpaceX launch site in Starbase Boca Chica, Texas. Credits: NasaSpaceFlight.com

SpaceX will attempt to stack Starship SN20 on Super Heavy rocket booster today, says Musk

Starship SN20 and Super Heavy Booster 4 side-by-side at Starbase launch site Boca Chica, Texas. Credits: Elon Musk via Tiwtter.

SpaceX is installing Starship booster engines for its first orbital flight test

Elon Musk with Baby X Æ A-12 at the SpaceX launch site in Boca Chica, Texas.