Spacex category explodes in space

By Joy Roulette

(Reuters) – The SpaceX spacecraft landed in space and exploded in space on Thursday, minutes after lifting it from Texas, which is trying to try to spread fake satellites in the second consecutive failure this year of the Mars missile program in Elon Musk.

Several videos on social media showed that the firewreaker wanders in the dusk sky near the southern Florida and the Bahama Islands after the separation of space in space, which occurred shortly after that it revolves in an irreplaceable manner with its engines, which is a living course of the mission.

Failure comes slightly more than a month after the company’s seventh company trip ends with an explosive failure. Successive incidents occurred in the early task stages that Spacex exceeded easily, indicating serious setbacks of the Musk program that sought to accelerate this year.

The 403 -foot (123 meters) missile system (123 meters) was stopped at approximately 6:30 pm Each time (2330 GMT) from the sprawling Boca Chica facilities in SpaceX, with its heavy strengthening in the first stage to the ground as planned.

But a few minutes later, the direct current of Spacex showed that the upper space in space is in space, while a vision of the missile engines showed the closure of multiple engines before the company confirmed that it lost its connection with the ship.

“Unfortunately, this has happened last too, so we have some practice now,” Spacex spokesman Dan Howe said in the live broadcast.

It was not immediately clear whether the explosion was caused by the SPACEX ATM, which causes something wrong on the missile. The ship showed signs of failure before it exploded.

The Federal Aviation Administration has released ground stations at Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Palm Beach and Orlando airports due to “space launching” until at least 8 pm.

“During the burning of Starship, the car witnessed a quick dismantling, not scratching and lost contact,” Spacex said in a statement. “Our team immediately started coordination with safety officials to implement the previously planned emergency responses.”

The championship failure ended in January eight minutes when the missile exploded in space, the debris rained on the Caribbean islands and caused slight damage to a car in the Turkish islands and Kikos.

(Participated in the reports of Joy Roulette; edited by Leslie Adler and Sandra Maller)