
The most powerful launch vehicle ever built, and the first designed to be fully and rapidly reusable.

Designed to carry more than 100 tonnes to orbit, Starship opens the door to missions that were never possible before, from massive satellite constellations to crewed deep-space flight.

Both the booster and the ship are built to return, land, and fly again, driving the cost of access to space down dramatically.

Starship is the vehicle intended to carry the first crews to the Moon and, one day, to establish a permanent, self-sustaining presence on Mars.
Both the booster and the ship are built to return, land, and fly again.
The largest payload capacity of any launch vehicle ever built.
Designed to refuel in orbit, unlocking crewed missions to the Moon and Mars.
Built and flown on a fast test cadence to reach full operational reuse.
First short 'hop' tests of early prototypes.
High-altitude flight and landing of the upper stage.
First integrated flight test of the full stack.
Rapid iterative test campaign toward full reuse.