Elon Musk hopes lightning will strike twice. SpaceX is set to test its massive Starship rocket next week following a successful catch of its Super Heavy booster by the “Mechazilla” arms last month.

Yes, the heat shield has been tweaked. But there's also a banana for scale SpaceX has transported its Starship spacecraft to the launchpad in preparation for a scheduled flight test on November 18.… Elon Musk's rocketeers posted images on the billionaire's social media mouthpiece,

Starship could fly again on November 19 in its sixth test flight. According to Elon Musk 's SpaceX, the lift off is scheduled within a 30-minute launch window which will open at 3:30 am IST from Starbase in Texas. The live webcast will begin 30 minutes prior to lift off and you can watch it on SpaceX's X handle, its website or the X TV app.

Starlink has multiple subscription options for different speeds, like any other internet provider. Its cheapest plan appears to start out at $120 for 25 to 100Mbps per month, with a one-off hardware payment of $599. The most expensive of the plans is Mobile Priority, setting you back between $250 and $5,000 for 40 to 220Mbps a month.

SpaceX's massive rocket aims for new milestones in reusability and in-space maneuvers, paving the way for lunar and Mars missions.

SpeceX is gearing up for another test flight of the Starship on Monday, November 18.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox