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Wie viele Raptor-Triebwerke hat das Starship Heavy von SpaceX und wie leistungsstark sind sie? Musk skizziert Pläne zur Verbesserung der Startrate und Leistung von Starship SpaceX bereitet sich auf den vierten Starship-Testflug vor – Testrakete könnte heute starten! SpaceX führt vor dem dritten Starship-Flugtest einen großen Test in Texas durch SpaceX Starship Mission 3: So können Sie den Start am 14. März verfolgen SpaceX betankt riesige Starship-Rakete für dritten Starttest

Apr / 07
- Wie viele Raptor-Triebwerke hat das starship Heavy von SpaceX und wie leistungsstark sind sie?
  
  Apr 07, 2024 at 02:01 pm DANNY BOJIC
  
  With ambitious aspirations for space exploration, SpaceX, led by Elon Musk, has embarked on the development of Starship, the largest rocket ever flown. Powered by 39 Raptor engines, Starship boasts an impressive thrust of 7,590 ton-force, enabled by its Super Heavy booster featuring 33 engines. The latest Raptor V3 has achieved even greater thrust (269 tons), resulting in a total thrust of 8,877 tons for the Super Heavy Booster. SpaceX's pursuit of innovation continues with the Raptor Vacuum engines, which provide additional thrust (258 tf) for Starship's operations in space.

Jan / 01
- Musk skizziert Pläne zur Verbesserung der Startrate und Leistung von starship
  
  Jan 01, 1970 at 08:00 am Jeff Foust
  
  SpaceX plans to accelerate Starship development and increase flight rates. The fourth flight aims for a controlled splashdown, while the fifth may attempt a booster landing on a platform. Production will increase to six vehicles this year, with a second launch tower at Starbase and a Cape Canaveral tower expected next year. Engine upgrades and a longer Starship 2 will boost payload capacity to over 100 metric tons, and a future Starship 3 aims for 200 metric tons. SpaceX estimates the cost per launch for Starship 3 to be as low as $2-$3 million, enabled by full reusability.
- SpaceX bereitet sich auf den vierten starship-Testflug vor – Testrakete könnte heute starten!
  
  Jan 01, 1970 at 08:00 am Ramish Zafar
  
  Following a successful third test flight, SpaceX is preparing for its fourth launch of the Starship, the world's largest rocket. Within two weeks, the company has commenced testing the second stage Starship, achieving a static fire test yesterday. Overpressure notices suggest another test may occur today, potentially leading to a key test objective during the upcoming IFT-4 launch.
- SpaceX führt vor dem dritten starship-Flugtest einen großen Test in Texas durch
  
  Jan 01, 1970 at 08:00 am Ramish Zafar
  
  Ahead of its third Starship test flight next week, SpaceX has conducted crucial tests at its Boca Chica, Texas facilities. The third launch aims to showcase the world's largest rocket's capabilities and includes upgrades like an engine control system and improved fire protection. Additional tests, such as tank pressure checks and static fires, are still scheduled before the launch, which will also involve testing in space propellant transfer for NASA's Moon lander missions.
- SpaceX starship Mission 3: So können Sie den Start am 14. März verfolgen
  
  Jan 01, 1970 at 08:00 am Don Reisinger
  
  SpaceX's upcoming Starship mission in March promises to be a riveting watch. Despite past launch mishaps, the company remains undeterred, aiming for another successful launch to gather vital data. With the next launch scheduled for March 14 pending regulatory approval, excitement and anticipation are building for what could be a groundbreaking mission.
- SpaceX betankt riesige starship-Rakete für dritten Starttest
  
  Jan 01, 1970 at 08:00 am Tariq Malik
  
  SpaceX's Starship Flight 3 launch preparations progress, as evidenced by a successful fueling test. This critical milestone signals the readiness of the 400-foot-tall rocket and Super Heavy booster. Led by CEO Elon Musk, SpaceX aims to conduct the third launch attempt of the world's largest rocket soon, pending approval from the Federal Aviation Administration. Flight 3 follows two previous test flights that ended in explosions. SpaceX has implemented corrective actions based on the FAA's mishap investigation to enhance safety and reliability.
- Jetzt wissen wir, warum SpaceX starship zweimal explodierte
  
  Jan 01, 1970 at 08:00 am George Dvorsky / Gizmodo
  
  SpaceX must fulfill 17 corrective actions before proceeding with its anticipated third Starship test. The FAA has concluded its investigation into the November 2023 second test flight, which resulted in the destruction of both the Super Heavy booster and upper stage. SpaceX's investigation identified filter blockage and propellant leakage as the primary causes, leading to corrective actions that address vehicle hardware, control systems, and operations. These actions include redesigns, software improvements, and a shift to electric steering for the booster and upper stage engines.
- SpaceX erhält Sprengstoff am starship-Testgelände, als sich ein möglicher Start nähert
  
  Jan 01, 1970 at 08:00 am Ramish Zafar

Mar / 06
- Laut SpaceX ist starship startbereit und wartet auf die endgültige Freigabe
  
  Mar 06, 2024 at 10:06 am Oliver Haill
  
  SpaceX prepares for the third launch attempt of its colossal Starship rocket, towering at almost 400 feet. Despite explosive failures in previous flights, the company has identified root causes and implemented corrective actions. The FAA evaluates SpaceX's license modification request, with a successful wet dress rehearsal recently conducted. Pending final approval, the launch is anticipated in early March, paving the way for future, larger, and reusable Starship models.

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