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SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket looks into the ocean when it lands
The first stage of SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket broke apart while trying to land a drone ship in the Atlantic Ocean last night. The rocket was almost ready when it tipped over and fell into the sea. It was the first time the company had failed to recover one of its reusable rockets since February 2021, ending a streak of 267 successful reusable rockets. According to CBS NewsSpaceX posted about the failed mission at 4:04 a.m. ET, writing that the rocket turned boost “after landing” in its 23rd launch. The second level I succeeded In batch mode 21 Starlink satellites In orbit, however, 13 of them have the company’s cellular data transmission capability. SpaceX planned to launch two flights in a row this morning, but … The second one is cancelled To review data from the failed login. This situation follows another in July when the FAA announced The Falcon 9 rocket was temporarily grounded When the second stage erupted in July. Before the morning launch, SpaceX had launched a 737 rocket. The breakup of Polaris was delayedwork Place four astronauts Passing through the Van Allen radiation belt and attempting the first spacewalk with a private astronaut. The company said bad weather was the reason for canceling the launch.
