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TO THE MOONNNN On July 24, SpaceX launched Flight Test 13 from Starbase in Texas using Super Heavy Booster 20 and Ship 30, deploying 20 next-generation Starlink V3 satellites and demonstrating an in-space engine relight. While the booster hit a hard splashdown in the Gulf of Mexico after partial engine issues, Starship endured 2,600°F reentry with its heatshield intact, then executed a precise landing burn for a stable float 140 km offshore. The team is now inspecting the vehicle with drones to gather data, as Elon Musk eyes a tower catch for Flight 14. SpaceX commentator Dan Huot called it a dream for heatshield testing, advancing reusability for Artemis lunar missions and Mars goals.