SpaceX to launch its Starship rocket on next test flight, after a fiery explosion ended the last one
- The FAA confirmed it issued a launch license for Starship Flight 8 after overseeing an investigation into the failure of Flight 7, which involved NASA and other organizations.
- The investigation concluded that propellant leaks and fires in Starship's aft compartment caused the engines to shut down and the vehicle to break up.
- The FAA stated that SpaceX met all safety, environmental, and licensing requirements for the upcoming test flight, despite the ongoing investigation into Flight 7.
- SpaceX announced that upgrades to Starship include a new purge system for flammability issues, along with the introduction of the Raptor 3 engine to reduce leakage.
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