Super Heavy booster achieves full power with 33 Raptor engines in latest SpaceX flight

Super Heavy booster achieves full power with 33 Raptor engines in latest SpaceX flight
SpaceX shares Super Heavy booster video

SpaceX has published a high speed video showcasing the 33 Raptor engines that powered its Super Heavy booster during Flight 13.

The footage provides a detailed view of the simultaneous ignition and performance of all engines, offering rare technical insights into a key stage of SpaceX launch operations. The Super Heavy, paired with the Starship spacecraft, is central to SpaceX plans for future deep-space missions and large payload transport. Details about flight duration and mission specifics were not included in the announcement.

SpaceX is targeting July 16 for the thirteenth Starship test flight, continuing efforts in deep space launch technology as reported in previous coverage. In a separate milestone, the company recently achieved construction and testing of its 1,000th Merlin 1D engine for the Falcon first stage, as noted in an earlier report. Both developments reinforce SpaceX's ongoing focus on engine performance and launch reliability.

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