Ship 25 launched for a Second Flight Test on Nov 18, 2023. It launched on top of SuperHeavy booster 9, which debuted a hot-stage separation system and a new electronic Thrust Vector Control (TVC) system for Super Heavy Raptor engines. During the first stage firing, all 33 engines were fired full duration. Starship and Super Heavy passed through hot staging, but the booster was lost shortly after initiating its flip maneuver and boostback burn. The Starship second stage had its flight termination system activated around the time of engine cutoff, after having continued powered flight until more than eight minutes after launch and reaching over 80 percent of orbital speed.

Source: Wikipedia

Launch Site: Boca Chica Facility, Texas

Vehicle: Orbital Prototype Starship

1:100 Scale paper model (Credit goes to @ChameleonCir for providing the engine floor detail)

Update: Jan 10, 2024

The FTS (flight termination system) was added to Starship.

Update: March 3, 2024

AXM Nosecone interior S25

(Nosecone interior for Orbital type of Ship is the same as S24 and S28)

Credit goes to Yoan Soilen from Starship3D who approved the use of his 3D renders.