SPACEX STARSHIP SN15 prototype lands successfully with only a small fire

The anticipated launch of SPACEX SN15 SN15 was packed and was largely a success. It was a moment of milestone for Spacex, who looked at Starship’s prototypes prior to exploding during various launch and landing states, paving the way for a reusable rocket at March. As with past launches, Spacex broadcasts the SN15 event.

The launch took place from Spacex facilities in Boca Chica, Texas, at 18:24 EST. The prototype of Massive Starship climbed several miles into the air before turning off his raptor engines trio and drop the earth. Two engines retreated to reorient the rocket and provide it safely to the ground.

This marks the first time that a Starship prototype has successfully returned from a high altitude flight to survive a touchdown on its landing keypad. The video shows a small fire at the base of the rocket, but it has been described as “non-unusual” because of the type of fuel that the rocket was. The team successfully turns off the fire.

If you missed the first time, you can look at the broadcast playback on the Spacex YouTube channel (above). In his own tweet, the ELON Musk of Spacex said: “Starship landing nominal!” The successful launch comes only a day after the private spatial society confirmed that it had successfully deployed 60 other Internet StarLink Internet satellites.

Spacex has played a key role in the travel ambitions of NASA’s renewed space, especially its plans of Artemis Lunar and its work with the International Space Station. Last month, the company received a contract to develop a lunar lander for NASA, which then paused after a challenge to which a challenge was submitted by the origin of the blue competitor.