SpaceX's latest Starship mission reached low-Earth orbit
Tomorrow Space SpaceX's latest Starship mission reached low-Earth orbit The successful mission also deployed 26 of SpaceX’s latest Starlink satellites. 28, 2026 1:14 pm EST SpaceX Add Engadget on Google: Preferred Source Google Discover For its 14th flight, SpaceX's Starship powered by its Super Heavy megarocket has entered low-Earth orbit for the first time. SpaceX kicked off this major undertaking early Monday morning but had to deal with some hiccups on the way, including losing one of its six Raptor engines.
- ▪Tomorrow Space SpaceX's latest Starship mission reached low-Earth orbit The successful mission also deployed 26 of SpaceX’s latest Starlink satellites.
- ▪28, 2026 1:14 pm EST SpaceX Add Engadget on Google: Preferred Source Google Discover For its 14th flight, SpaceX's Starship powered by its Super Heavy megarocket has entered low-Earth orbit for the first time.
- ▪SpaceX kicked off this major undertaking early Monday morning but had to deal with some hiccups on the way, including losing one of its six Raptor engines.
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Tomorrow Space SpaceX's latest Starship mission reached low-Earth orbit The successful mission also deployed 26 of SpaceX’s latest Starlink satellites. By Jackson Chen Sept. 28, 2026 1:14 pm EST SpaceX Add Engadget on Google: Preferred Source Google Discover For its 14th flight, SpaceX's Starship powered by its Super Heavy megarocket has entered low-Earth orbit for the first time. SpaceX kicked off this major undertaking early Monday morning but had to deal with some hiccups on the way, including losing one of its six Raptor engines. Ultimately, SpaceX decided to push on with the mission and successfully reached orbit albeit with some compromise. SpaceX originally planned to have Starship orbit Earth six times over a span of nearly 10 hours for the Flight 14 mission.
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