Starship Flight 3 — 33 Raptors
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Starship IFT-3's successful launch, shockwaves can be seen.
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Starship IFT-3 Summary

🟢 Liftoff! Video
🟢 MAX-Q
🟢 Hot-staging Video
🟢 Boostback burn
🟡 Booster landing burn (Only some engines turned on)
🔴 Booster water landing (Failed) Video
🟢 Ship MECO
🟢 Orbital Insertion Video
🟢 Payload door demo Video
🟢 Internal fuel transfer demo
🔴 Raptor engine re-light demo (Cancelled)
🟡 Ship re-entry (Successfully started) Video!!!!!!!
🔴 Ship water landing (Failed during re-entry)

FAA comment on flight
Full flight replay
Original trajectory and timeline

Max payload of Starship V1 in expendable mode (like the other rockets) is ~200 tons.

V3 is expected to be ~200 tons with full reusability and ~400 tons expendable. Length will grow by 20 to 30 meters and thrust to ~10k tons.
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Flight 3 liftoff as viewed from the top of the tower
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Slow motion view of Starship ascending through clouds above Starbase
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To the stars
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‍Throughout their time in orbit, Dragon and the crew will reach the highest altitude flown in Earth's orbit since Apollo, test Starlink, and conduct 35+ research experiments in addition to the spacewalk.

‍Polaris Dawn will be SpaceX's fifth Dragon mission flying civilians to space. Missions such as these unlock opportunities for more people and critical science to go to space, helping make life multiplanetary. Learn more about human spaceflight at SpaceX
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