With Flight 13 now complete, you can now replay the live launch, or continue straight to the live dashboard while Ship 40 still pings its location as it’s being recovered!
StarDash
STARDASH/FLIGHT 13/SHIP 40
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DEMO MODE
T-0 —
FEED —
TRAJ —
SAMP 0
GEN —
REPLAY
T-00:50:00
PHASE PRELAUNCH
MISSION CLOCK
T-00:00:00
LAT / LON — / —FEED MET —DATA —
Time to next event
Liftoff
—
Awaiting T-0 or live motion
Altitude
—km
max —
Speed
—km/h
max —
Mach
—M
max —
Vertical Speed
—m/s
max —
Axial Accel
—g
max —
Downrange
—km
Flight Path Angle
—deg
velocity vs horizon
Apogee (feed)
—km
Payloads Deployed
0/20
T+16:40-27:39
Data Rate
—s
sample interval
Mission Events nominal sequence
Propellant Load prelaunch
Booster LOX —
Booster CH4 —
Ship LOX —
Ship CH4 —
Downrange Distance vs Altitude flown path
Altitude vs Time
Altitude
Speed vs Time
Speed (inertial)
Flight Profile — Altitude vs Speed
Flown path
Ground Track predicted vs flown
FlownPredicted (feed)Vehicle
Vertical Speed & Axial Acceleration vs Time
Vertical speed (m/s)Axial accel (g)
Detected Events auto
Downrange Distance vs Time great-circle from pad
Downrange (km)
Source starship_tracker_public.json via /api/feed (edge proxy)Note Feed regenerates ~10 s; values between updates are held, not interpolated on charts.MET mirrors the feed's mission_time; phase is auto-detected from motion.Zoom Drag a box on any chart to zoom every chart to that window; double-click, Esc or RESET clears it.
PRELAUNCH
Speed—km/h
Altitude—km
Accel—g
Downrange—km
Nose off track est—°
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Info & Settings
Flight 13 replay
Watch the flight againPlays back the whole of Flight 13 from 50 minutes before liftoff, using the data recorded live on the day. The clock, charts, map and 3D globe all replay with it, and you can pause, scrub and run it up to 60× speed. Leave the replay at any time to come back here.
Demo mode
Simulate a live flightInjects realistic Flight 13 telemetry starting at T-10 seconds and ticking forward in real time, so the clock, charts, map & 3D globe all respond as if live. Plays the countdown, ignition and liftoff, then on through staging, SECO, coast, entry and landing. For screenshots & demos when no flight is active. Turn off to return to the real feed.
Local data
Reset local storageClears this browser’s saved flight trace and preferences, then reloads. Press and hold for 5 seconds to confirm.
Press & hold to reset
ThemesColour scheme for the whole site, including the charts, map and 3D globe. The high contrast options use stronger text, brighter chart lines and clearer gridlines, which help in bright sunlight or on a dim screen.
Map styleHow the 2D map and the 3D globe are drawn. Simple is a clean, flat map that follows your theme. Satellite shows real imagery of the ground and sea below, with the clouds removed. Both previews show the same 10 km of ground around the launch pad at Starbase.
3D ship during a live flightDraws the ship model on the 3D globe while a flight is happening. The vehicle only reports where it is, never which way it is facing, so during a live flight its orientation is worked out from the path it is flying and is an estimate. Once a flight is over and its data has been worked through, the orientation is rebuilt properly, and that version is always shown whatever this is set to. Turn this off to see a simple marker instead while live.
Smooth speed & accelerationThe vehicle reports only where it is, so speed is worked out from how far it moves between readings, and acceleration from how that speed changes. Tiny timing wobbles in the readings turn into large jumps in both, and the ground track it is measured along is shorter than the arc the ship actually flies up at altitude. With this on, both are corrected for height and averaged over half a minute, which clears the jitter and leaves the real changes. Only applies to a finished flight. Turn it off to see the raw numbers exactly as they arrived on the day.
Sync readouts to the mission clockReadings take about 13 seconds to travel from the vehicle to your browser, so they arrive a little after the moment they describe. With this on, each reading is held back and shown at the point on the clock it belongs to, and the readouts, the phase and the 3D view all describe the same moment. Turn it off to see every reading the instant it arrives, which lines up better with a live stream. The mission clock itself always shows the true time either way, and the panel always says which moment the readings are from.
StarDash · Flight 13StarDash is designed to be a data dashboard for Starship flights. It was originally a weekend project playing around with the various data sources SpaceX publishes through their website, and has since grown into a full suite of tools and visualisations.
Although the primary source of data is accurate from-vehicle, some areas of data are either derived or estimated from the info published before flight, or from past launches; I can’t promise that every number will be 100% accurate but with more flights and source data to inform the way this all works, I’ll keep on improving this site as best I can!
Contact
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