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This market tracks whether SpaceX will conduct its fourteenth Starship flight test within specific timeframes. The outcome depends on whether the launch occurs after the market issuance and before the defined deadline, as confirmed by SpaceX. Each market covers a different end date for the launch window.
The event determines whether SpaceX will conduct its fourteenth Starship flight test within any of the specified timeframes ending on August 21, 2026; September 1, 2026; September 18, 2026; October 1, 2026; or October 16, 2026. All markets resolve to 'Yes' if the launch occurs after the market issuance and before the respective deadline, with the launch date defined as the calendar date of liftoff in the local timezone of the launch site, as officially confirmed by SpaceX. The secondary rules consistently apply across all markets, ensuring uniform interpretation of the launch date criteria. The event effectively tests the likelihood of SpaceX achieving the fourteenth test flight within any of the progressively later deadlines.
This market resolves around Nov 1, 2026, with the outcome confirmed once the event is verifiable from credible public reporting. Resolution occurs when official SpaceX announcements, trusted space news outlets, or authoritative government tracking sources confirm whether the 14th launch attempt has taken place. No internal platform mechanisms determine this — the market settles based on publicly verifiable evidence.
Several key developments could shift odds in this market before Nov 1, 2026. Successful or failed engine tests, changes to the launch manifest from SpaceX, regulatory approvals or delays from agencies like the FAA, and public statements from company executives all carry weight. Additionally, competing launch events or technical setbacks that affect overall flight cadence may influence trader sentiment. Natural conditions at potential launch sites and any new contracts awarding or canceling flights also serve as catalysts. Continuous monitoring of official SpaceX channels and aerospace news outlets will help track these signals as they emerge.