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- Kate Tice0:00
It's 5:19 PM Texas time, and we are just over 31 and a half minutes away from Starship Flight 13.
- Nathan Commissary1:38
We're planning to deploy 20 of the newest generation Starlink satellites.
- Nathan Commissary2:23
Starship is a developmental program. We test in flight because it's the best way to rapidly iterate.
- Kate Tice2:39
While we have real Starlink satellites on board, the most important payload today is data.
- Kate Tice14:03
It's designed to carry massive orbital payloads, both cargo and crew, to Earth, orbit the moon, Mars and beyond.
- Nathan Commissary38:32
And another awesome landing for super heavy. Congratulations to all the teams here at Starbase and at our SpaceX team.
- Dan Hewitt1:34:19
Starship is executing the swoosh maneuver. Dynamic pressure is coming down.
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- Kate Tice 32%, Dan Hewitt 36%, Nathan Commissary 17% of the time
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- 0:00Welcome and Flight Overview1 min
- 1:03Mission Objectives & Starlink Payload2 min
- 2:52Recap of Previous Launch Attempt and Engine Troubleshooting3 min
- 5:30Countdown Status and Weather2 min
- 7:17Launch Pad Infrastructure and Ground Testing4 min
- 12:02Starship v3 Overview: Structure, Engines, and Reusability2 min
- 14:08Starlink V3 Satellites: Capabilities and Test Plan3 min
- 17:35Starmind and Space-Based AI: Mass to Orbit, Power, and Chips3 min
- 20:37Flight 13 Profile: Ascent, Separation, and Deployment1 min
- 23:32Artemis III and Starship Crewed Mission Planning1 min
- 28:43Mission Objectives and Liftoff Sequence4 min
- 32:18Launch and Ascent — Max Q and Hot Staging3 min
- 37:21Booster Re-entry, Landing Burn, and Splashdown2 min
- 48:59First Starlink V3 deployments and capabilities3 min
20 more chapters, each with its own timestamp and length
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Chapters follow meaning, not pauses: you can see where the engines were discussed and where the crewed missions were. Click a chapter and you are at that minute.
- 34 chapters across 1:43:17 of audio
- Every chapter links to a point in the audio
Across 100 minutes the broadcast covers the root cause of the previous abort, a successful liftoff with hot staging, deployment of 20 satellites and an in-space engine relight.
- Root cause of the last attempt: moisture inside the oxygen turbopumps froze and impeded pump spin.
- All 33 Raptor engines lit at liftoff; hot staging and orbital insertion succeeded.
- All 20 Starlink V3 satellites established communications, including laser links.
Decisions the AI pulled out
- Proceed with a second launch attempt after root-cause analysis and engine swaps.01
- Swap six engines suspected of turbopump moisture issues and validate on the test stand.02
- Deploy 20 Starlink V3 satellites despite a short on-orbit lifetime, to speed up engineering tests.03
- Attempt an extended in-space Raptor relight of about 14 seconds.04
- Use PEZ dispenser mechanism to deploy satellites and equip several satellites with cameras to image Starship heat shield.05
- Plan soft splashdowns for both booster and ship in the ocean for recovery and data collection.06
- Continue iterative testing approach and expand weather-launch envelope capabilities.07
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- OX turbo pump
- Raptor engine
- Super Heavy
- Ship
- Hot staging
- Max Q
- Plasma blackout
- PEZ dispenser
- Flame diverter
- Grid fins
- TVC
- MECO
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