Answer will be chosen based on the month of liftoff of the 4th SpaceX Starship flight from Boca Chica, Texas.
If the vehicle is damaged beyond repair during an orbital flight attempt (e.g. explodes on the pad before liftoff) it will still count as a launch.
If no launch occurs "August or later" will be selected.
If a launch lifts off before January 2024, "January" will be selected.
The flight must be enumerated as the 4th Starship flight by SpaceX.
The flight must have a planned altitude of at least 200Km.
All times are CT
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The title and text are a little contradictory - the fourth Starship launch might happen In March say, but the fourth orbital Starship launch is highly unlikely to do so; that would require at least four more launches. A flight can be orbital below 200km apogee and can be non-orbital with apogee over 200km. I suggest you simplify to the fourth full-stack Starship launch and drop all references to “orbital”.
@JonWharf True, there could be confusion between successful and attempted orbital flights. I updated the description.