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SpaceX Starship Reaches Earth Orbit; NASA Crew-13 Launch Set for October 1

SpaceX's Starship achieved its first Earth orbit in late September, a key reusability milestone. Concurrently, NASA and SpaceX are preparing Crew-13 (four astronauts) for launch around October 1 for a ~6-month ISS mission conducting research on heart disease, Parkinson's, and deep-space preparation.

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Starship's orbital achievement signals progress toward cheaper, more frequent space access and eases NASA timelines. The Crew-13 mission underscores the commercialization of low-Earth orbit operations. Together, these developments advance infrastructure for NASA's Artemis Moon missions and longer-term Mars exploration goals.

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@worldranking_SpaceX and NASA are sending four astronauts to the ISS today, and honestly, it’s amazing how routine space travel is starting to feel. The Crew-13 team will spend roughly six months in orbit, conducting research that could help with heart disease, Parkinson’s, growing food in space, and preparing for future missions to the Moon and Mars. It’s crazy to think that four people are about to leave Earth, reach the ISS in less than 8 hours, and spend the next six months living in space. Humanity has come a very long way.
@MarioNawfalA Starship launch every hour. That’s the target. And Elon is already giving himself 2 to 3 years to get there. Fueling is already getting fast. The bigger game now is turning the vehicle and pad around quickly enough to do it all again. Launch. Return. Reload. Repeat. That’s when Starhip start behaving a lot more like transportation. @SpaceX / Writer: Annette, Grok Imagine Designer: Janné
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    @worldranking_SpaceX and NASA are sending four astronauts to the ISS today, and honestly, it’s amazing how routine space travel is starting to feel. The Crew-13 team will spend roughly six months in orbit, conducting research that could help with heart disease, Parkinson’s, growing food in space, and preparing for future missions to the Moon and Mars. It’s crazy to think that four people are about to leave Earth, reach the ISS in less than 8 hours, and spend the next six months living in space. Humanity has come a very long way.
    @MarioNawfalA Starship launch every hour. That’s the target. And Elon is already giving himself 2 to 3 years to get there. Fueling is already getting fast. The bigger game now is turning the vehicle and pad around quickly enough to do it all again. Launch. Return. Reload. Repeat. That’s when Starhip start behaving a lot more like transportation. @SpaceX / Writer: Annette, Grok Imagine Designer: Janné
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