Watch SpaceX launch Starship on its sixth test flight



SpaceX has launched Starship, the most powerful rocket ever built, on its sixth test flight from South Texas. CNN Space and Defense correspondent Kristin Fisher reports. #CNN #News

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45 thoughts on “Watch SpaceX launch Starship on its sixth test flight”

  1. So much waste. NASA achieved a greater feat with New Horizon reaching Pluto and beyond and Voyager reaching interstellar space. Starship will not land on the moon within 20 years. This is a waste of tax payer’s money. Folks need to remember we landed humans on the moon over 50 years ago.

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  2. If you want to see booster catch watch the 5th test flight. This one something was wrong with something so they put it in the water instead of taking any chances. The 5th flight was a 1st attempt to catch. And they nailed it. It truly is spectacular to see.

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  3. Ok for the ignorant. The whole concept of this rocket is that it comes back and lands safely in a platform not in the middle of the ocean (thats the idea of a cheap reusable rocket with a quick turn around) This test was a failure but is amazing how people commenting the live stream just sold it as a success
    We just saw a rocket from the 60s…………..

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  4. SpaceX released a statement, and Musk further elaborated. Launch damaged a comms antenna on the tower. Musk said the catch probably would have still worked, but didn't want to risk anything if it wasn't 100%

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  5. This is just the beginning God Almighty is blessing our country i want to thank Elon for being on the right side for the people he is the best we all love you Elon for sharing your wonderful gifts to better out country Thank You and May God bless you and your family 🥰😍🤩❣️

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  6. Not many flat earthers in the comments. Probably because there’s nothing to say but in 10 years, they will bring out this video and point out everything that seems fishy when it’s just because this technology will have become obsolete.

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  7. Why not make tech to occupy the ocean floor? Moving to Mars feels like a rich people ambition. We get to Mars, build a tiny town and what? Pray an asteroid doesn't destroy it? Constantly send Mars supplies from Earth? Why? If we can't even survive sea water and ocean currents then what's the point of wasting money on Mars? Mars has no helpful resources…. we're probably 200 years away in terms of tech to justify Mars.

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