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Fully reusable transport for deep-space missions.
Starship is SpaceX's fully reusable super-heavy-lift launch system, designed to carry crew and cargo to Earth orbit, the Moon, and Mars. The program is iterating through flight tests toward routine orbital reentry, in-orbit refueling, and rapid booster and ship reuse, with NASA's Artemis lunar lander among its near-term missions.
Super Heavy returns to the pad and is caught mid-air by the launch tower's arms - no landing legs required.
An early test article demonstrated the stainless-steel construction approach that would define the program going forward.
Super Heavy and Starship flew together for the first time, reaching stage separation before the flight ended early - the first of many iterative test flights.
Super Heavy returned to the launch site and was caught by the tower, validating the tower-catch recovery method at full scale.
Reusable first-stage booster
Super Heavy returns to the pad and is caught mid-air by the launch tower's arms - no landing legs required.
Human landing system for Artemis
Early looks at what Starship is building next - previews and prototypes, not yet available to buy.
