As long as weather allows it, SpaceX will attempt again to launch its Starship Flight 13 mission from Starbase, Texas later this afternoon. If you aren’t able to be there in person, here is how you can watch it from the comfort of your home.
Official SpaceX Stream
Starship Flight 13’s 90 minute launch window is set to open at 5:45 PM CT. This means that at any moment between 5:45 PM and 7:15 PM CT, SpaceX can launch its Starship rocket. SpaceX stats that live coverage will start 30 minutes prior to the planned liftoff of Flight 13.
So at the earliest SpaceX’s stream will start could be 5:15 PM CT and the latest being 6:45 PM CT. Stay tuned to SpaceX’s social pages for updates in Flight 13’s liftoff time.
SpaceX’s stream will provide you the best camera angles and most up to date official information on the status of Flight 13’s launch. However, it will also be the most watered down stream, often with long breaks in commentary if there are delays.
SpaceX’s live coverage can be found on its X account, the social media company owned by SpaceX CEO, Elon Musk.
Unofficial Media Streams
Starbase may be in the top locations in the world when it comes to private media cameras pointed at it, especially during a launch. There is no shortage of camera angles from professional media agency to amateurs. Below are the top two options if you’re looking for independent coverage of SpaceX’s 13th Starship flight.
Everyday Astronaut
Tim Dodd the “Everyday Astronaut” is a staple of live launch coverage and usually goes live about an hour and half prior to the launch window opening. If you’re looking for someone to answer all your questions in a fun and easy manner, Tim is your guy.
You can find Everyday Astronaut’s coverage on his YouTube channel.
NASASpaceFlight
If you’re looking for the nitty gritty details of launch with live coverage all day, the people of NASASpaceFlight will be your best bet. Not affiliated with NASA the government agency, the group usually go be their initial, NSF.
Their “stakeout stream” is already live on their YouTube channel, but their higher produced commentary stream plans to go live three hours before window opening.
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