Starship rocket's first landing on Earth
SpaceX successfully launched its Starship rocket on its 14th test flight from Texas, aiming to enter Earth's orbit and deploy 26 Starlink satellites at an altitude of approximately 275 kilometers, traveling at nearly 28,000 kilometers per hour. This mission seeks to enhance reusability capabilities and develop the vehicle for future missions to the Moon and Mars. This stage is considered the most challenging, requiring precise operations to achieve success, as the spacecraft will follow a near-orbital trajectory, orbit the Earth six times, and then land in the Gulf of Mexico without attempting to recover the large booster used during launch. This test marks a significant step in the development of giant rocket technology, following delays and reports of technical challenges, and is expected to provide crucial data for future advancements.
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