Updated window for the thirteenth flight test
The spaceflight company SpaceX has revised the intended schedule for the thirteenth integrated test flight of its Starship vehicle a further time. According to the latest planning, the launch could take place on Thursday, July 23. Earlier in the week the attempt had been set for today before being moved back again.
The launch opportunity for the demonstration spans 90 minutes and begins at 5:45 p.m. Central Time from the Starbase site in southern Texas. The latest change continues a pattern of schedule adjustments seen across the test campaign.
- Earliest possible date: Thursday, July 23
- Window: 90 minutes from 5:45 p.m. CT
- Location: Starbase, South Texas
- Mission: 13th integrated Starship flight test
No specific explanation was provided for the additional delay. Observers note that extra ground preparations or technical verifications are commonly associated with such revisions in launch timing.