SpaceX’s spacecraft Starship, developed to carry astronauts to the moon and beyond, reached space for the first time on Saturday but was seen in footage experiencing a ‘rapid unscheduled disassembly’.
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The two-stage rocket ship blasted off from the Elon Musk-owned company’s Starbase launch site near Boca Chica in Texas on a planned 90-minute uncrewed flight into space. The 120-metre Starship rocket system, the most powerful ever built, failed a first flight test in April, when the spacecraft pulverised the launchpad during lift-off and then exploded at altitude.
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Sort of like the Tesla.
Elon knows the real reasons why this blew up. 😂😂😂
Now the question is…… are there really satellites in space or are we even able to leave because yeah
After that successful fireworks display I went and bought a window seat ticket for the next trip to the ocean floor
Did they hit the firmament? 😉😎
Too bad people are making the same mistake again. First examine the area of sand and water. You should not be in space/universe 🔱⚛ 🔱
You play with fireworks during a war just because you might die in 20 years and now it s the time ?
My coworker showed us this and used it as proof that we've never landed on the moon.
Haven't they gotten over the technology of the 60s and 70s yet?
NOTHING can surpass the firmament. NOTHING
Yet it still didn’t break the firmament like they expected.
I miss NASA
It hit the firmament lol yal can’t go pass the most high
Lovely amount of pollution in the atmosphere and the ocean, climate changers,
What's the carbon tax charge on this one?
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 yet more tax payer's money wasted
How come they lose connection and they had been to the moon and tv streamed?
Termal Tiles were falling all over the place from the moment the ship starts to go up. I think it's a very bad system. They need to find another solution.
Couldn’t break that firmament nice try
And we are to believe that y'all went to the moon. What a joke!!! Decades later and you're still struggling to send a rocket to so called space.
How is this an issue if we're living in more advanced times? The science and technology you have then wasn't as advanced as it is today.
So why are you still struggling to get to space in 2023?
Just say it…… the rocket blew up
A rapid unscheduled disassembly😂😂
The rocket got stuck in the… hmmm… I wonder what?
He sent a bullet to the sky
It will never catch on