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LaunchStack Presents: Starship Flight 13 — Make Your Predictions
In progressThe world's most powerful rocket is about to light up the Texas sky again. Starship Flight 13 is the second launch of the all-new V3 vehicle — bigger engines, upgraded heat shield, and SpaceX's boldest attempt yet at full reusability. Will both stages survive? Will Mechazilla snag the booster mid-air? Will they even stick the landing window? You watched the launches. Now put your predictions on the line. Brought to you by LaunchStack — the app for space launch fans who don't just watch, they track.
Will Starship Flight 13 launch in June 2026?
Jun 30 @ 12:00 AM
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PointsWill the Super Heavy booster be caught by the Mechazilla arms?
Jun 30 @ 12:00 AM
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PointsWill the Starship upper stage complete its suborbital trajectory?
Jun 30 @ 12:00 AM
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PointsWill BOTH the booster and Starship ship survive the flight?
Jun 30 @ 12:00 AM
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PointsRank the most likely single-point failure mode for Flight 13
Jun 30 @ 12:00 AM
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- 1Heat shield / reentry failure
- 2Raptor engine anomaly
- 3Ground systems / propellant loading
- 4Weather or range scrub (no anomaly)
How many scrubs before Flight 13 successfully launches?
Jun 30 @ 12:00 AM
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PointsWill SpaceX attempt a Starship upper stage catch on Flight 13?
Jun 30 @ 12:00 AM
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