Starship SN11 explodes in the fog
On Tuesday, March 30, SpaceX launched Starship SN11 in a thick fog. Our remote cameras and microphones picked up binaural audio and captured the debris landing near the pad in slow motion. Chat with us live during our video premiere at 1pm CT on April 2.
Relive the moment of liftoff
We are live-streamed the event with remote cinema cameras and engaging Q&A on the Everyday Astronaut live stream.
Starship SN11 rolling out to the launchpad. Credit: Ryan Chylinski / Cosmic Perspective
The crane lifts Starship SN11 onto the launchpad.
Credit: Ryan Chylinski / Cosmic Perspective
Credit: Ryan Chylinski / Cosmic Perspective
Starship SN11 awaits launch.
Credit: Ryan Chylinski / Cosmic Perspective
Credit: Ryan Chylinski / Cosmic Perspective
The Definitive Guide to Starship
Want to know more about this rocket? What makes it so special? What sets it apart from SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy or Falcon 9 rocket? Our friend, Tim Dodd, the Everyday Astronaut, has put together the most detailed video on the subject, to date.
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