SpaceX’s ninth test flight of Starship launches into space, ends in a spin

Spacex’s Starship has successfully separated from a super heavy rocket booster and came into orbit on Saturday evening, but later began to rotate and re-entered the Indian Ocean. According to Spacex, the company, the starship was cleared of the surrounding airspace.

The ninth test flight was confused by the company’s success and failures. After two consecutive explosions was the best star test of the year. Starship, a super heavy reinforcer started, on Tuesday evening came out of the Spacex facility in South Texas. The first release for the use of Starship’s seventh flight test and was returned to a refundable super heavy amplifier.

Heavy amplifier has been separated successfully and the starry space was entered. However, the ship could not open a side cargo hatch to place mock satellites in a planned test. Later, in the flight, lost the stars’ attitude control, that is, he could not redirect itself properly for re-entrance.

The ninth flight test was less than a week from the Federal Aviation Administration Cleaned space Earlier this year, the test flight of the starry missile system after explosions on the back.

In January, Empty caught Starship’s heavy amplifier rocket in the second time in the decline. Starship has successfully left the amplifier and ignited the orbit to climb the orbit, but soon lost after suffering from an anomaly. The garbage from Starship fell into the airspace near Puerto Rico, and the FAA asked several plane to restart several plane.

Spacex spent another test in March. This time the super heavy amplifier was succeeded gloomy The start tower in Texas is the third time. Starship reached space, but eight minutes entered the flight, the ship lost many raptor engines and began to spiral.

As a result of the two explosions, the FAA has expanded the volume of melancholy in the United States and other countries. After researching the casualties in the eighth flight test in Starship, Spacex made several hardware changes to increase reliability.