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Musk Announces Louisiana Site With Over 30 Daily Starship Flights
Elon Musk announced a new launch site called Starbase Louisiana.
He said it will be built in Louisiana.
The site is planned to have more than a dozen launch towers.
Musk said those towers could support more than 30 Starship flights every day.
He called it the biggest launch site on Earth.
He shared the announcement on X. The statement describes a future plan for the site.
The article does not provide a construction timeline.
Elon Musk announced plans for a launch site called Starbase Louisiana.
Musk said the site will eventually have more than a dozen launch towers.
He said the launch base could support more than 30 Starship flights each day.
Musk described the planned facility as the biggest launch site on Earth.
The announcement was made in a post on X.
- Who
- Elon Musk made the announcement.
- What
- He announced plans for Starbase Louisiana, a launch site with more than a dozen towers and capacity for over 30 Starship flights per day.
- Where
- Louisiana.
- When
- The announcement was made in a post on X; no date is provided.
- Why
- Musk said the planned site would enable more than 30 Starship flights daily and become the biggest launch site on Earth.
Key facts
- Launch site
- Starbase Louisiana
- Planned launch towers
- More than a dozen
- Daily flight capacity
- More than 30 Starship flights
- Claimed distinction
- The biggest launch site on Earth
- Announcement platform
- X
Quotes
Elon Musk
Technology executive and SpaceX leader who announced the planned launch-site capacity on X
“Starbase Louisiana will ultimately have over a dozen launch towers, enabling more than 30 Starship flights per day and making it the biggest launch site on Earth!”
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