In this week's Starbase Update, we dive into the latest developments at SpaceX's Starbase facility. Ship 28 is undergoing crucial tile work to prepare for its next flight, while the Starfactory nears completion with impressive cranes ready to handle massive loads. Mega Bay 2 receives new glass panels, and a mysterious concrete structure is taking shape at the Sanchez Site. We bid farewell to SN15's aft section and ponder its fate. To watch the full video, check out the link in the comments below

Join us for an exciting aerial tour of SpaceX's Starbase facility in South Texas! In this Starbase Update - Flyover edition, Jack Beyer from NSF takes you through the latest changes at Starbase, from Massey Outpost to the Launch Site. Explore new buildings, equipment, and developments, and get insights into SpaceX's progress with Starship testing and more. Stay tuned for a glimpse of the fully stacked Starship and the latest news on upcoming launch rehearsals. Don't miss out on this in-depth loo

From our latest Starbase Summary (Dec 21-28, 2025): Progress at Pad 2 continues, so it will be ready to go for Booster 19 testing; the Air Separation Unit continues to take shape; the Support Structure at Masseys continues to grow; and an update on all the work across the production site, including the GigaBay and the nosecones in Starfactory. For all that and more, check out our full video covering the last week, using the link in the comments below. 👇 For ambient sounds, use the “Klingon” aud

From our latest Starbase Summary (Jan 28-Feb 1, 2026): Pad 1 groundwork continues ahead of flame trench construction; nosecone fun in the Starfactory; fog rolling through; and Booster 19 went to Masseys!! For all that and more, check out our full video covering the last few days in Starbase, using the link in the comments below. 👇 For ambient sounds, use the “Klingon” audio track. For narration, select the English (John “Das” Galloway) or Dutch (Martijn Luinstra) audio tracks. Enjoy! | NASASpac

The Starbase GigaBay tower crane construction reached new heights as the cab was lifted onto one of the towers and the turntable already installed. Next up should be the lift and installation of the boom/jib and trolley system. | NASASpaceflight.com