SpaceX finished a wet-dress rehearsal for Starship Flight 14, Space.com and TechTimes reported, keeping a Monday, Sept. 28 window around 8:15 a.m. Eastern in play for the vehicle’s first orbital attempt profile discussed by the company.

Mission materials and reporting describe a planned deployment of roughly two dozen Starlink Version 3 satellites if orbital insertion succeeds. Starbase community closure notices and FAA licensing steps remain part of the pre-launch checklist.

Prior flight anomalies keep scrub risk elevated until propellant load and range weather clear. Accounts agree the wet dress is complete; they diverge on whether Monday’s window holds without a slip into early October.

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