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The testing process of SpaceX's Starship vehicle has shown that it experienced a propulsion system failure during its fourteenth uncrewed test flight. This caused one of the main Raptor engines to shut down after the vehicle separated from the booster rocket, although it continued to reach orbit and conduct the first commercial satellite launch. This malfunction is significant because it could impact the progress of Starship's development and delay NASA’s schedule for sending astronauts to the Moon. The Artemis 3 mission relies on this engine system for lunar landing and return, with plans to send crewed missions as early as 2028. Experts warn that ongoing failures might postpone future flights and affect satellite deployment programs, as well as SpaceX’s efforts to increase its commercial launch frequency. The issue poses technical risks that require a thorough investigation to determine whether it was a temporary glitch or a deeper design problem.
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