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🚀 Starship completes successful test after a string of failures. Headed for Mars soon? The world’s biggest rocket blasted off from Texas, its booster splashed into the Gulf of Mexico, and an hour later the upper stage touched down in the Indian Ocean. NASA wants Starship for a Moon... show more

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🚀SpaceX has successfully launched the largest rocket in the world This was the second launch attempt of the Starship V3 system with the Super Heavy booster. The rocket stands 124 meters tall and was designed for Moon and Mars missions. The test flight lasted about an hour — the heavy booster landed in the Gulf of Mexico, while the Starship spacecraft completed a partial orbit around Earth before making a planned splashdown in the Indian Ocean.

🚀SpaceX has successfully launched the largest rocket in the world This was the second launch attempt of the Starship V3 system with the Super Heavy booster. The rocket stands 124 meters tall and was designed for Moon and Mars missions. The test flight lasted about an hour — the heavy booster landed in the Gulf of Mexico, while the Starship spacecraft completed a partial orbit around Earth before making a planned splashdown in the Indian Ocean.

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