SpaceX cancels the test-launch of latest starship SN15 at the last minute on Friday And the beauty of Starlink Mission

 

Image Source | spacex.com/updates | Starship SN11 High-Altitude flight test

SpaceX planned to test-launch its latest Starship prototype SN15 on Friday. But it canceled due to poor weather conditions and including lightning. It stayed back to the ground for some time. Typically it launches from South Texas.

For SpaceX’s its latest Starship prototype SN15 received permissions from the US Federal Aviation Administration. As expected to attempt it on Friday afternoon from South Texas.

Starship SN15 is the fifth prototype to attempt this upward flight. Before its four Starship prototype SN8 to SN11 are failed until the very end, each blew up in a show of fire. SN10 exploded on the landing pad about eight minutes later. SN11 launched on March 30, it reached its maximum altitude as planned, then exploded on upon landing.

STARLINK MISSION

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This is the beauty of SpaceX’s Starlink Mission. On Wednesday evening, April 28, SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket launched a set of 60 Starlink internet satellites into a lower orbit. The Falcon 9 rocket launched it from Space Launch Complex 40 at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida at 11:44 p.m. EDT. It’s a marking of the company’s 10^th launch of the year.