Elon Musk Updates the SpaceX Timeline for Mars
SpaceX said the vehicle completed reentry and a landing burn, marking the first intact Starship splashdown, with live video still transmitting afterward.
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Elon Musk updates the SpaceX timeline for Mars
Elon Musk has updated his timeline for when humans will walk on Mars and for when ships will simply get there. The objective of getting to Mars has been one of Musk’s biggest goals since becoming a serial entrepreneur and realizing that time on Earth is limited. Musk has said several times he hopes to die on Mars, and not by impact. Musk now believes that people will be on Mars in “roughly 5 to 7 years.” He said that a Mars lander will get there…
SpaceX's latest Starship test took a surprising turn: despite its botched landing, the giant spacecraft remained intact and is floating unharmed in the waters of the Indian Ocean. Elon Musk is now sending a rescue ship to retrieve the valuable instrument, the examination of which could be crucial for the development of future Moon and Mars missions.
Flight 13 Starship 40 is still floating in the Indian Ocean after 100 hours of its soft landing; Elon Musk shares the latest video, more
SpaceX (SPCX) launched Starship for the 13th time from its Starbase, Texas, launch site on Friday, July 24. The upper stage Starship 40 made the softest splashdown landing in the Indian Ocean. The landing burn and engine cutoff sequence worked flawlessly, resulting in a better-than-expected soft water landing of Starship 40. Because of the smooth landing, the entire Ship 40 spacecraft remained intact. Another interesting thing that happened afte…
Falling intact in the Indian Ocean on its 13th test flight, the upper stage of the Starship refuses to sink. But why did SpaceX wait almost four days before sending a draft ship? This is one of the starship's 13th test flight highlights, which took place on the night of the 24th century.
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