Starfactory SFC
Section fabrication
- S44 Nosecone stacked
- UNCONFIRMED S45 body
Nerdy, sourced Starship tracking at every site
Texas, USA
Section fabrication
Booster stacking
Ship stacking
Next generation integration hall, under construction
Ground hardware and pad component assembly
Staging
Cryo proof and static fire testing
Launch pad, being rebuilt
Launch pad
Sea logistics
Under construction
Space Coast, USA
Starship launch tower at Kennedy Space Center
Planned Starship launch complex, Cape Canaveral
Florida Starship production campus
Planned integration hall
Sea logistics
Texas, USA
Raptor engine testing
Recovery and transit
Recovery and transit
No sourced whole-vehicle location. Sections stand on the site where a claim put them.
2026-10-16 UNCONFIRMED note at MAS
A road delay is posted for the night of 16 Oct, from Massey's to the production site, between 23:59 and 04:00. The post says this does not necessarily mean the delay is for the booster tested at Massey's the night before.
2026-10-16 UNCONFIRMED note at GB-TX about gigabay-first-bridge-crane
Blobifie reports SpaceX installed the first Gigabay bridge crane today.
2026-10-16 UNCONFIRMED note at P1 about pad1-flame-deflector
Teams at Pad 1 lifted a piece of the flame bucket into place as the pad rebuild takes shape.
2026-10-15 UNCONFIRMED note at MAS about B23
Aerial view shows Booster 23 at Massey's.
2026-10-15 UNCONFIRMED note at TB about ship-work-stand
The Ship Work Stand was offloaded You'll Thank Me Later at the KSC turn basin.
2026-10-15 UNCONFIRMED identify hardware Ship Work Stand
Identify the Starship Ship Work Stand as hardware seen at the Florida turn basin.
2026-10-15 UNCONFIRMED note at MAS about S43.1
S43.1 nosecone tip appears slightly crumpled during testing at Massey's. When that happened and how it affects remaining tests is unclear.
2026-10-15 UNCONFIRMED identify hardware Pad 1 orbital launch mount (rebuild)
Identify the new Pad 1 orbital launch mount as hardware; its first leg went into the flame trench.
2026-10-15 UNCONFIRMED note at P1 about pad1-olm
The first of the new Pad 1 orbital launch mount legs was installed into the flame trench.
2026-10-15 UNCONFIRMED note at GB-TX about gigabay-bridge-crane
USA Flag installed on the Gigabay bridge crane at Starbase.
2026-10-15 UNCONFIRMED note at MB2 about S40
NSF Starbase summary: S40 now stands inside Mega Bay 2 with three future flight vehicles, naming the bay SpaceX left unnamed on 13 Oct. NSF footage shows a hexagonal breakover frame pinned to the base of S40 so it pivoted on rollers as the front bridge crane raised it.
2026-10-15 UNCONFIRMED note about gigabay-first-bridge-crane
LabPadre posted the full 15 Oct bridge crane lift: the strand jacks took not far short of 13 hours to pull the crane to the top of the Gigabay. The post does not say which Gigabay.