Spacex pulled the firing of missiles in Starship in an amazing return

Spacex took out a successful test trip to the latest missile generation, reflecting the disappointing failure of hopes.

The world’s largest and stronger missile from Texas launched after 18:30 local time (00:30 GMT) on a 60 -minute trip.

It seems that parts of the engine explode in one stage, and the panels were raised on the side of the missile and fluctuated by side to the side.

NASA plans to use the spacecraft to send humans to the moon to Artemis in 2027.

“Wonderful work by the Spacex team !!” , Spacex Elusk CEO of Spacex Elusk on X, Whoever spends billions of dollars on the development of the spacecraft, which cost every launch of an estimated $ 100 million.

It will be welcomed by success after three vehicles have ended in the amazing failure this year, and one missile It exploded on the launch board in June.

Starship is the largest and strongest missile that has been created so far. It consists of a supporter called a heavy super and “spacecraft”.

The signs have been positive since the start of a test trip on Tuesday. All 33 engines were launched, and about seven minutes later, the supporter separated from the spacecraft and fell into the Gulf of Mexico.

Starship continued to climb, reaching the maximum height of approximately 200 km above Earth, before roaming around the planet.

Spacex said it aims to put the missile under pressure to test its borders, and it appears that parts of the missiles are burning and swing violently during the landing.

The company designed a jacket one day to be a fully reusable transportation system that is able to transfer people to the moon and Mars.

“This was a great day for Spacex, as he implemented its full task for the first time and published some bloody satellites along the way,” says Dr. Simon Barber, the world of planets at the Open University.

He adds that Spacex will have collected a full set of data from takeoff, roaming and landing, which is a big step forward for the company.

The first version of The Rockting was five successful launch operations, but all attempts to launch the latest version have ended in amazing explosions.

In March, one explosion carried out flights and The wreckage caused the rain on the Bahamas with pieces landing in the islands of the Turks and Kaikos In the Caribbean Sea.

But Spacex has successfully implemented the “Chorastick” maneuvering, which caught the missile reinforced in mechanical weapons when he returned to the ground.

In June, a heroism missile exploded on the launch platform in Texas when preparing for a test trip.

It is a high risk for NASA as well. He contracted with Spacex to use a modified version of Starship to move humans to the moon as part of the Artemis program in 2027, although most observers say history is almost certainly slipping.

“This is also a big step forward for NASA’s Artemis program, but there is still a lot of development work that makes this spacecraft ready and is classified to transport humans safely to the moon,” says Dr. Barber.

Mr. Musk wants to adopt the Starship for human travel early next year, and also indicated that it will start trips that are not available to Mars in the next 12 months.

Spacex talisman was failure, and learning quickly. Instead of following a cautious approach, it was always aimed at moving quickly and when the missiles exploded, the company says it is just an opportunity to collect performance data.

But after three consecutive failures this year, questions were asked about the future of Spacex and whether Mr. Musk spends a lot of time in American policy.

The richest man in the world was a major supporter of US President Donald Trump in the 2024 election campaign, and even the fall in June, the two allies were close.

Starship returned to Earth beating and bruising on Tuesday, but it was a big step forward for the company that needs to be proven that it could take humans safely and reliably.

“The success of the program is back to the right track – access to the moon is another question.”.

The United States, which arrives in the moon in 2027 “is very unlikely. I don’t want to say it is impossible but it is very unlikely.”

The United States is racing against China to be the first to restore humans to the moon, and some scientists say that even with the progress of Starship, it is likely to win China.