Concluding a successful week at the Starbase Launch Site, including 2 static fire tests on Pad 1 OLM, Starship S37 got a sunset hug from the chopsticks, and placed on the transport stand after a quick workout for its trip back home to Mega Bay 2, for further pre-flight processing, while Pad 1 is converted to flight configuration. | NASASpaceflight.com

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We finally got eyes on a completed V3 Super Heavy booster, which has already set a record at the test site: The record being… the fastest time from rollout to testing destruction… Booster 18 is now being scrapped, so we’ll take a deep dive into what happened, how they safed the booster, and what it all means for Flight 12. We also have positive updates on Pad 2’s Ship Quick Disconnect arm, the end of an era at Pad 1, and GigaBay progress, so check out the full Starbase Update (Nov 24, 2025), hos

From our latest Starbase Summary (Jan 28-Feb 1, 2026): Pad 1 groundwork continues ahead of flame trench construction; nosecone fun in the Starfactory; fog rolling through; and Booster 19 went to Masseys!! For all that and more, check out our full video covering the last few days in Starbase, using the link in the comments below. 👇 For ambient sounds, use the “Klingon” audio track. For narration, select the English (John “Das” Galloway) or Dutch (Martijn Luinstra) audio tracks. Enjoy! | NASASpac

From our latest Starbase Summary (Sep 4-7, 2025): Construction continued on the Mega Bunker, Air Separation Unit, and Giga Bay foundation; the test article, Booster 18.3 forward section (with integrated hot staging ring) made an appearance; and flight-proven Super Heavy Booster 15-2 was rolled to the launch pad, stacked on the launch mount, and performed what appeared to be an excellent, full-duration static fire test! It was an action-packed few days, so to watch the full Starbase Summary video