SpaceX has published the livestream page for Starship Flight 13, with the page showing a start time of 6:14 a.m. Beijing time on July 24. On prediction market Polymarket, the "Yes" side of the contract asking whether SpaceX will launch Starship today, local time July 23, was trading at 64%, while the probability for a launch this month had reached 91%. Flight 13 had previously aborted automatically on the morning of July 17, roughly one second before leaving the launch pad after engine ignition. The latest operations plan released by the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration still lists Starship Flight 13 as a scheduled mission for the day. The earliest expected liftoff time is 17:45 local time in Texas, or 6:45 a.m. Beijing time on July 24, with a 90-minute launch window running until 8:15 a.m. Beijing time. Next Spaceflight’s live page shows that 19 launch preparation conditions, including rocket testing, stacking, airspace notices and maritime warnings, have been completed, with no new technical issue or delay notice currently showing.
According to monitoring by PolyBeats, SpaceX has posted the official livestream page for Starship Flight 13. The page shows the broadcast is set to begin at 6:14 a.m. Beijing time on July 24.
On Polymarket, the "Yes" side of the contract asking whether SpaceX will launch Starship today, meaning July 23 local time, was last at 64%. The market-implied probability for a launch this month had reached 91%.
Starship Flight 13 had previously ignited on the morning of July 17, but the attempt was automatically aborted about one second before the vehicle left the launch pad.
The latest operations plan released by the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration continues to list SpaceX Starship Flight 13 as a scheduled mission for the day. Under the current timeline, the mission is expected to launch no earlier than 17:45 local time in Texas, or 6:45 a.m. Beijing time on July 24. The 90-minute launch window runs until 8:15 a.m. Beijing time.
Next Spaceflight’s live page shows that 19 launch readiness items, including rocket testing, stacking, airspace notices and maritime warnings, have all been completed. No new technical problem or delay announcement has appeared so far.
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