- www.space.com reports: SpaceX's Starship megarocket is scheduled for its 13th flight test on Thursday, July 23, launching from Starbase in South Texas.
- This mission will be the second for Starship in 2026, following an aborted attempt on July 16, as reported by Space.com.
- The flight aims to test new load-sensing tiles designed to increase the rocket's payload capacity.
- According to Space.com, another key objective is to further advance the development of the fully reusable rocket system.
- The Starship, recognized as the world's largest rocket, is undergoing critical testing to enhance its capabilities.
Starship Flight 13 Set for July 23
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SpaceX's colossal Starship is set for its 13th flight test this Thursday, July 23, launching from Starbase in South Texas. This critical mission aims to test innovative load-sensing tiles to boost payload capacity and advance the development of the world's largest fully reusable rocket system.
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