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Source: https:\/\/www.theverge.com\/2022\/2\/10\/22925244\/elon-musk-starship-presentation-watch-how-to-start-time<\/a>
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This evening, SpaceX CEO Elon Musk will give a presentation about his company\u2019s next generation Starship system \u2014 a massive new rocket that SpaceX has been developing over the last few years to take humans to the Moon and eventually Mars. It\u2019ll be Musk\u2019s first presentation on the vehicle since 2019 and his fifth one overall since 2016.<\/p>\n

Starship is by far SpaceX\u2019s most ambitious project to date. The design calls for a giant spaceship and rocket combo that would be more powerful than the Saturn V rocket that took humans to the Moon. Starship, the passenger part of the vehicle, is meant to launch to space on top of a gargantuan booster rocket known as the Super Heavy. Starship is supposed to be capable of landing on the surface of the Moon and back on Earth, while Super Heavy is also meant to land itself back on Earth, making the entire system reusable.<\/p>\n

HOW DO I WATCH ELON MUSK\u2019S STARSHIP PRESENTATION?<\/strong><\/h2>\n

SpaceX will be livestreaming Musk\u2019s presentation on its YouTube channel here<\/a> (and we\u2019ve also embedded the livestream above).<\/p>\n

WHAT TIME DOES THE SPACEX LIVESTREAM START?<\/strong><\/h2>\n

Musk said the presentation would begin at 8PM Central time, but given his record on past performances, it\u2019d be wise to give that start time some padding.<\/p>\n

Scheduled start time:<\/strong> New York: 9PM \/ San Francisco: 6PM \/ London: 2AM \/ Berlin: 3AM \/ Moscow: 5AM \/ New Delhi: 7:30AM \/ Beijing: 10AM \/ Tokyo: 11AM \/ Melbourne: 1PM<\/p>\n

WHAT WILL ELON TALK ABOUT?<\/strong><\/h2>\n

SpaceX and Musk have provided little detail about what exactly will be discussed during today\u2019s update, but there are a few items that seem likely to come up. Perhaps the most pressing topic is the Federal Aviation Administration\u2019s ongoing review of SpaceX\u2019s proposed launch facility in Boca Chica, Texas \u2014 the site of Musk\u2019s talk. <\/p>\n

SpaceX is very eager to launch its Starship vehicle to orbit from the Texas location. It\u2019s the primary place where SpaceX has been building prototypes of the rocket, and it\u2019s the place where the company has conducted a few high-altitude test flights of the vehicle. But in order to go orbital from Texas, the company first needs the green light from the FAA. The agency is responsible for issuing licenses for rocket launches to orbit, to ensure they don\u2019t damage uninvolved people or property.<\/p>\n

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