SpaceX boss Elon Musk has promised to lay out his company’s plans for the mighty Starship rocket in an upcoming event. In a post on X on Thursday night, he said the presentation will take place shortly before the rocket’s 10th flight test, which is expected to take place next in the first half of next month.

Replying to the post, SpaceX CEO Elon Musk said that the Starship being moved for testing is V2 (version 2) and that V3, which will be slightly bigger than the current 403-feet-tall iteration, will "hopefully" launch by the end of 2026.

No one doubts that rocket tests mean failures, but the question for Starship is this: Is it just having extended teething pains, or are its failures a symptom of a fundamentally unworkable design that will never be fixed?