Heads up, space fans! SpaceX is launching its massive Starship rocket from South Texas on November 13, 2026.
The launch window starts at 5:45pm EST and lasts just over an hour. As it climbs southeast, people across Texas and the Gulf states might catch a glimpse.
This mission's big goal: send 26 new Starlink V3 satellites into orbit using the upper stage, nicknamed Ship.
Ship to orbit 14 times
Ship will circle Earth 14 times in about 22 hours before dropping off the satellites.
The Super Heavy booster aims for a precise landing back at Starbase with help from the "Mechazilla" system.
If you're hoping to spot it, look up around twilight (about 90 minutes after sunset or before sunrise) on November 13 or early November 14.
Ship should shine even brighter than regular Starlink satellites and could rival the International Space Station in brightness, making for an awesome show across much of the US.