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Overview of the Integrated Flight Test 3 mission
SpaceX will stack Booster 10 and Ship 28 at Starbase Texas for the first time in preparation for testing ahead of IFT-3.
SpaceX B10 & S28 1st StackingOriginalbezeichnungSpaceX B10 & S28 1st StackingEreignisartMarkteinführungMissionstypTestflugWann?10.02.2024Wo?Starbase Texas, USARaketennameStarshipLiveLink
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What is the objective of the Integrated Flight Test 3 mission?
Third test flight of the two-stage Starship launch vehicle.
Where does the Integrated Flight Test 3 mission take place?
The mission occurs
Space programs and organizations involved in SpaceX B10 & S28 1st Stacking
SPACEX STARSHIP: The SpaceX Starship is a fully reusable super-heavy-lift launch vehicle developed by SpaceX since 2012 as a self-funded private space project. The second stage of Starship – is designed as a long-endurance cargo and passenger spacecraft. It is expected to initially be deployed without any booster stage as part of an extensive development program to test take-off and landing and improve a number of design details, particularly with regard to atmospheric re-entry.
These space organizations are involved:
Last update on launch: January 9th, 2024
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