A step by step procedure of flight 15 but first a look at flight 14 which made this launch and "double catch" possible -
Starship Launches (And Lands?) This Week! Starship Flight 15 aims to complete the first full mission profile, launching Booster 22 and Ship 42 from Pad 2 at Starbase, catching the Super Heavy booster back at the tower, deploying 26 Starlink Version 3 satellites, and returning the Ship for its own catch after a planned 22.5-hour orbital coast phase.
Building on Flight 14’s orbital insertion, Starlink deployment, and simulated catch (despite Raptor engine issues and an early Hawaii splashdown), this flight includes multiple abort options such as contingency Pacific splashdowns, an extra orbit, or Gulf diversion if needed, along with conservative go/no-go polls for both catches, curved heatshield tiles on Ship 42, and a detailed timeline from propellant loading through hot staging, boostback, long coast, deorbit burn, dynamic banking, and landing
Nov 13th Launch Coverage. Launch time is 5:45 pm EST. Booster catch 6:35 min into launch and ship catch 22:32:34 into
SpaceX's Starship Flight 15 - scroll down and check out "Countdown" and "Flight Timeline"
NextSpaceflight's LIVE coverage of
SpaceX Starship Flight 15 - Launch and Booster Catch Attempt - LAUNCH STREAM - Live Nov 13 at 12:45 pm EST
Road delays today, 1pm to 5pm EST, transporting the ship to the launch pad -
Starship Live