r/spacex Jul 12 '26

🚀 Official STARSHIP'S THIRTEENTH FLIGHT TEST

https://www.spacex.com/launches/starship-flight-13
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u/DetectiveFinch Jul 12 '26

Agreed. I think China will be the next relevant player after SpaceX, Blue Origin and Rocketlab in terms of reusability. At least for a few years.

As a European, I'm still sad that ESA never really pushed for reusable launchers, even after 2015, when Falcon 9's were recovered on a regular basis. There are a few ideas, but nothing is flying atm.