Starship to Launch 9 times from Starbase, Texas in 2024

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The Starship system is a fully reusable, two‑stage‑to‑orbit super heavy‑lift launch vehicle under development by SpaceX. The system is composed of a booster stage named Super Heavy and a second stage, also called "Starship"
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[@guachatierna]

Thank you, Wil. Keep well. Hug from Canada

[@stephentg1]

Starship debris might actually form an artificial reef - which, in the long run, would be good for marine life.

[@caldodge]

Fish aren't as common near the surface of the deep sea. In fact, some such areas are effectively deserts, as far as life is concerned.

[@BusstterNutt]

Thank you Wil a great synopsis as always.

[@aaaaa5272]

You are saying 0:00 that SpaceX will launch as many as 9 Starships next year. I expect much more than 9 launches next year.

[@jefffrancis9415]

Thanks for the update Wil

[@bobbrink3635]

I think that they will get all the liftoffs this year that they want and within a couple they will be ready to start reusing them. Thanks Will for everything, your awesome

[@Tinman_56]

I'm surprised spacex is even being allowed to land boosters in the Gulf at all without being required to retrieve them. Point Nemo isn't even being targeted for Starship splashdown upon reentry. Allowing wreckage in the Indian ocean isn't really necessary, is it?

[@PanioloBee]

Expect Chinese and Russian ships to try to recover any debris they can. If a soft landing in the water is achieved and floats, I assume SpaceX will be present to recover it?

[@stephentg1]

India might have some interest in that too.

[@samuelgalloway7682]

You’re on crack if you think they’re actually launching 9 times this year.

[@aaaaa5272]

He does not say this year but "in the next year".