Elon Musk's Latest Rocket Flew Perfectly, Then Exploded When It Was Done – The Mary Sue
“That’s capping a beautiful test flight of Starship 10,” SpaceX engineer John Insprucker said as the craft landed. SN10 is 150 feet tall and designed to go as high as 32,800 feet in altitude. The ship launched all three of her engines and reached altitude before turning them off one by one and transferring power to make their “belly flop” maneuver, then landed again. Sticking that landing is tough just in terms of the physics and moving the ship, but the hardest part seems to be surviving past the landing. SpaceX and Musk have attempted this test twice before and both of those times...
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