> Science Starship is flying again tomorrow. SpaceX said the world's biggest rocket will lift off within an hour-long launch window opening at 3:30 am IST from Starbase, Texas. You can watch the launch live when the webcast begins 35 minutes prior to liftoff. Tune in to SpaceX's official X handle or its website to watch it live. Starship's seventh flight test is targeted to launch Wednesday, January 15, with a 60-minute launch window opening at 4 p.m. CT. The Starbase team is keeping a close eye on weather conditions → https://t.co/QNCSPTewLA pic.twitter.com/gQrBBJbcEf — SpaceX (@SpaceX) January 14, 2025 The next mission will mark Starship's seventh integrated test flight. It will also be the first of 25 missions that SpaceX CEO Elon Musk wants to launch this year. SpaceX says it has made significant upgrades to both the first and second stage of the rocket. Similar to flight 5, the company will attempt to catch the 232-feet-tall Super Heavy Booster using the launch tower, which has also been upgraded for the job. Starship and Super Heavy loaded with nearly 11 million pounds of propellant in a launch rehearsal ahead of the seventh flight test pic.twitter.com/aSWDcEGAzn — SpaceX (@SpaceX) January 11, 2025 "Hardware upgrades to the launch and catch tower will increase reliability for booster catch, including protections to the sensors on the tower chopsticks that were damaged at launch and resulted in the booster offshore divert on Starship’s previous flight test," the company said in a statement.