NASASpaceflight (NSF) is the gold standard for Starship reporting — daily Starbase updates, hardware tracking, launch countdowns, and round-the-clock live cameras pointed at the production site and pads. Their articles and forums break most Starship news first.

NSF provides industry-leading live coverage of every Starship test flight, with multiple camera angles, expert commentary, and real-time telemetry analysis. The stream embedded above automatically shows their latest or live video.

Felix Schlang's What About It? channel provides in-depth pre-launch analysis, Starbase walkarounds, and speculative deep dives on Starship development — essential viewing for understanding vehicle upgrades, Raptor engine improvements, and what's next on the road to full reuse.

A community team that tracks every booster, ship, and ground-support build at Starbase in obsessive detail, with original diagrams and explainers. The best single source for understanding what hardware exists, what's scrapped, and what flies next.

SpaceX's official Starship page carries vehicle specs, mission pages for each flight test, and official webcasts. Launch announcements and flight objectives are posted here and on SpaceX's X account ahead of each mission.

The launch dates, windows, statuses, and mission details on this dashboard come from The Space Devs' free Launch Library 2 API, a community-maintained database of every orbital launch. Data refreshes hourly on our side and every 60 seconds in your browser.