Thursday’s mission flight project called for Texas to send a starchy around the world on a half -way, which ended at a control rental over the Indian Ocean before the northwest of Australia collapsed.
When the rocket’s upper phase was on January 16, the test flight was about to work on the previous starchy flight.Self -stars, or known as the ship’s nameITS leaked the property in its engine bay. Engineers decided that the most potential cause of the property leak was much stronger than a prediction of a harmony, which suggested that the vibration was resonating with the natural frequency of the vehicle while climbing into the ship’s space. This would intensify the vibration above the level of engineers.
The Super Heavy Booster returned to the Star Base in Texas to return to the launch pad.
Credit: Space x
Engineers developed the starchy vehicle earlier this month for a test flight this week, which confirmed the property temperature, operating emphasis, and changes to the ship’s fuel feed lines, resulting in its six reptor engines.
But the engineers lost something. On Thursday, the Ripter engines began to shut down on the stars in eight minutes, and the rocket started messing up 90 miles (146 km) in the southeastern bay of Mexico. About nine and a half minutes of Space X -Ground Controllers lost all contact with the rocket.
Space X wrote on the X, “Before the elimination of the burning of the Acent, a passionate event in a starsup resulted in the loss of several repeater engines.”
Just like January, residents and tourists of the Florida Peninsula, the Bahamas, and the Turkish and Kekos Island shared videos of the volcanic rubble trails shown in the sky of twilight. Air traffic controllers diverted or delayed dozens of commercial airline flights flying through debris impressions, just as they did in response to the January incident.
There were no immediate reports of falling in any stars of debris on Thursday. In January, residents of Turkish and Kekos Island recovered small pieces of debris, including a piece, which caused minor damage when it hit the car. Thursday’s failed flight of debris appeared to be falling west of the areas where the debris fell after the Starsing Flight 7.
A spokesman for the Federal Aviation Administration said that the Regulatory Agency will need Space X to investigate Thursday’s failure of the stars.