SpaceX launch: Starship deploys 8 dummy satellites, then splashes down into Indian Ocean

Spacex launched the latest test of the huge missile championship on Tuesday night and completed the first publication of the test of a test – eight satellites – in space. Shortly more than an hour in the coast across space, the central vehicle rushed as planned in the Indian Ocean.

Starbase, the SPACEX launch site in South Texas, launched after 6:30 pm, the tenth test was for the largest and strongest missile in the world, which hopes Spacex and NASA to use astronauts on the moon.

NASA has ordered models to land pioneers on the surface of the moon later in this decade, and the CEO of Spacex El Musk’s CEO is Mars.

None of the crew members were on board the experimental launch.

The test also included a successful return of heavy support in the craftsmanship, which was launched in the Atlantic Ocean after the landing engine sequence test.

The central vehicle itself continued the Earth’s orbit – passes out of daylight in Texas during the night and returning to the day again – before the planned start. Before the craft reaches the waves, its engines fired, turning its location until it entered the water erect with the nose cone to the top.

The successful illustration came after a year of accidents. Successive tests ended in January and March just minutes after take off, and the debris rains the ocean. The last test in May – the ninth attempt – ended when the spacecraft fell from control and broke.

Spacex later re -designed a high heavy supporter with larger and stronger finances to increase stability, according to the social company X this month.

The first vehicle exploded on the opening test in 2023.

The first batch of SpaceX Swatil was launched in 2019 from the Falcon missile that was stopped by Cape Canaveral.