
What stage will the next Starship launch will make it to before failure?
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780Ṁ216resolved Nov 18
100%44%
Second Stage Ignition
1.0%
Launch
5%
Max Q
8%
Main Engine Cut-Off (MECO)
5%
Stage separation
1.0%
Stage Separation
1.0%
Booster Boostback Burn
12%
Second Stage Engine Cutoff (SECO)
7%
Booster Ocean Landing
16%
Second Stage Landing
Stage order [& definition if needed]
Launch [>100m elevation gain]
Max Q
Main Engine Cut-Off (MECO)
Stage Separation
Second Stage Ignition
Booster Boostback Burn
Second Stage Engine Cutoff (SECO)
Booster Ocean Landing
Second Stage Landing
For all of the above stages, Starship has to complete the stage successfully before failing. For example, if the second stage separates succesfully but then the engines fail to light, this resolves to "stage separation".
Failure is defined as anything that prevents the second stage from executing the planned mission profile. Loss of the booster after separation is not considered a failure for the overall mission. If things get hairy but the second stage limps its way to the desired target, I'll call that a success.
This question is managed and resolved by Manifold.
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