All is quiet at the moment in Starbase, TX, but with a road delay scheduled to start soon (10pm to 2am CDT / 03:00 to 07:00 UTC) to seemingly transport something from the launch site to the production site, keep your eyes peeled on our 24/7 livestream, Starbase Live. Link in the comments below. 👇 | NASASpaceflight.com

There was a beautiful sunrise over Starbase this morning as the launch site prepares for the arrival of Booster 15-2 and Ship 38 later this week, ahead of Starship Flight 11, scheduled for no earlier than October 13th at 6:15pm CDT (23:15 UTC). Follow along with our 24/7 livestream, Starbase Live! Link in the comments below. 👇 | NASASpaceflight.com

28K views · 541 reactions | As if you needed another reason to watch Starbase Live 24 hours per day… you never know when the field team will be up to some shenanigan. This time, our man, Dan “forgot” there was a camera looking directly toward the ring yard… right. We know better! 藍藍 Keep an eye on things, using the link in the comments below.  | NASASpaceflight.com | Facebook

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

1.6K views · 161 reactions | Starbase Weekly Update: Dive into the latest developments at SpaceX's Starbase with Jack Beyer from NASASpaceflight.com. The link to the full video is down in the comments!  We're zooming in on the preparations for Starship Flight 3, showcasing the hustle at the launch site, updates from the Massey Outpost, progress at the Starfactory, and intriguing glimpses from our aerial flyover. | NASASpaceflight.com | Facebook