SpaceX Starship Super Heavy Block 2 Flight 10 launch and splashdown

SpaceX launchesStarship-Super Heavy Block 2 from Orbital Launch Pad A, Starbase, Texas, USA on Mon Aug 26, 2025 at 23:30 UTC. Tenth integrated launch of Starship and Super Heavy. Starship sucessfully performed liftoff clearing the orbital launch tower and the rocket managing to reach max Q. After that, Super Heavy performed engine cutoff while the Ship hot staged, separating from the booster while firing its engines, the process was succesful. Super Heavy made the boostback burn to the launch site, succesfully splashing down in the ocean while performing engine tests during landing burn. The Ship reached space and performed the first ever deployment of Starlink simulators, testing and demonstrating the dispenser and door capabilities to deliver satellites. Ship reentry was desingned to push the envelope of Ship's durability so it was stressed to max with different angles of attack which the ship managed to survive (with some scars but not enough to compromise the mission. Finally, the ship performed the belly flop and splashed down in the Indian Ocean, finishing a succesful test. This was a test flight so everything after the liftoff and clearance of the launch tower was a success for SpaceX, this launch will help the team learn a lot about this vehicle and become more reliable for upcoming test flights. All the rights from this video belong to SpaceX. I do not own any footage shown in this video. This video has been made with informative & journalistic purposes. - #SpaceX #Starship #StarshipLaunch SpaceX showcases a Starship flight test, including liftoff and ascent. The Starship then dramatically opens its bay door in space, displaying Starlink simulators. This Starship flight highlights key moments from launch to landing, demonstrating the spacecraft's engineering.