[Kyrio]

The official live feed suddenly froze, no new frames or audio for a few minutes until someone said "We are not waiting for new footage, SN11 is not coming down". I'm amazed by how quickly SN11 came together after SN10: how many rockets does SpaceX have in store?

[mchusma]

Their focus has been on the mass production of starships, with one rolling off the assembly line about every 2 weeks now.

The next big milestones are SN15 launch (major upgrades in that version onward) and the booster launch (hasn't been tried yet).

They are hoping to get the 2 stage to orbit this summer, so probably after at least 4 more tests.

[grishka]

What happened to SN12, 13, and 14?

[someperson]

https://www.nasaspaceflight.com/2021/03/starship-sn11-spacex...

That link is the best coverage of the next flights SN15, SN16, SN17 and BN1, BN2, BN3. The aspirational schedule has been confirmed by Elon

[stetrain]

They have another one (SN15, they skipped a few) in final assembly:

https://twitter.com/_brendan_lewis/status/137556748395276288...

[dgritsko]

SN12-14 were cancelled due to them being based on the now-obsolete design used for SN8-11, right?