AI illustration: Starship update presentation in 'two weeks or so' (July 2019)
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Starship update in 'two weeks or so': delivered late

Elon Musk promised A Starship update presentation in two weeks or so by Aug 11, 2019. It happened, but 48 days late.

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“Now that Hopper has flown, Starship update probably in two weeks or so.”
— Elon Musk · Jul 28, 2019 · @elonmusk, 2019-07-28 ↗
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What actually happened

The Starship update was held at Boca Chica on Sep 28 2019, about seven weeks after 'two weeks or so'. SpaceNews, Sep 29 2019: Musk's Starship presentation ↗

The Progression

Jul 28, 2019
The promise: “Now that Hopper has flown, Starship update probably in two weeks or so.” · @elonmusk, 2019-07-28 ↗
Sep 28, 2019
Delivered · Late — 48 days late. The Starship update was held at Boca Chica on Sep 28 2019, about seven weeks after 'two weeks or so'. SpaceNews, Sep 29 2019: Musk's Starship presentation ↗
Today · Oct 12, 2026
Status: Delivered · Late · 48 days late. It happened — eventually.

After the Starhopper flight in July 2019 Elon Musk said the Starship update presentation would come in about two weeks. It happened on September 28, seven weeks later.

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SpaceX’s record

Delivered
23
62% of resolved claims delivered.
Missed
14
Deadline passed, still no-show.
Still open
36
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