30K views · 285 reactions | Captured in stunning 4K 60FPS and slowed to 40% speed, this footage shows the dramatic explosion of SpaceX’s Starship Ship 36 during pre-launch testing at Starbase, Texas. Moments before a planned six-engine static fire on June 18, 2025, the vehicle erupted into a massive fireball, ending its mission before liftoff. #SpaceX #Starship #Starbase #Explosion #StaticFire #RocketTest #SpaceFlight #RaptorEngine #Texas #SpaceTechnology | Spaceagency.blog | Facebook

From our latest Starbase video: Crews worked to fix the Ship QD and its mount, the Booster QD was tested, and scrapping of Suborbital Pad A began. To watch the full video, check out the link in the comments below! 👇 | NASASpaceflight.com

As our sun sets over Starbase and the end of an era, we hope to see Flight 11 launch in less than 24 hours, with the last block two vehicles: Booster 15-2 and Ship 38. Sleep well and see you in the morning! | NASASpaceflight.com

35K views · 596 reactions | From our latest Starbase Summary (March...

Time-lapse of the Starbase shuffle as multiple Ships and boosters are moved around as part of the ongoing production and testing flow, during a period of 34 hours. The following movements could be seen: - S30 (flight 5) returning from the launch site after a successful static fire test -Work on S29 (flight4) in the Mega Bay -B11 (flight 4) heading back to the launch site, for more testing S31 (flight 6) heading to Masseys for Cryo testing | NASASpaceflight.com

The “Transfer Tube Jig” was moved out of Mega Bay 2 and back into the Starfactory, a little while ago… that’s neat, but we also caught a bonus view of a barrel section just inside the factory before they closed the door! As seen on our 24/7 livestream, Starbase Live, linked in the comments below. 👇 | NASASpaceflight.com