On September 15, SpaceX announced plans to conduct the 14th test flight of its 'Starship' heavy-lift launch vehicle on September 22. This test flight will mark the first attempt to send the 'Starship' into Earth orbit and aims to deploy 26 next-generation 'Starlink' V3 satellites into orbit. The launch window is set for 7:15 AM Central Time (8:15 PM Beijing Time) on the 22nd, with the launch site located at the launch base in southern Texas. During the orbital mission, the 'Starship' will fly at an altitude of approximately 275 kilometers above Earth's surface for about 10 hours, completing roughly six orbits around the Earth, before ultimately planning to splash down in the Pacific Ocean west of Chile.
