SpaceX has targeted November 13 for Starship Flight 15, the first attempt to recover both the Super Heavy booster and upper stage via tower catch at Starbase. Booster 22 and Block 3 Ship 42 will loft 26 Starlink V3 satellites into a ~275 km orbit for roughly 14 revolutions over more than 22 hours before the ship attempts a deorbit, reentry, and precision landing burn into the Mechazilla arms. Recent full-duration static fires on the 33-engine booster and ongoing vehicle checks have advanced preparations, building directly on Flight 14’s orbital and payload deployment success. Success would mark the first full recovery of an orbital-class launch system, advancing rapid reusability goals, while regulatory approval and first-time ship catch dynamics introduce notable execution risk ahead of the imminent launch window.