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Cloudy weather delays SpaceX Starship's latest launch to overcome testing troubles

SpaceX delayed Starship's 10th test flight to troubleshoot a ground systems leak, following multiple failures this year that challenge progress toward Mars and NASA lunar missions.

  • On Sunday, SpaceX stood down from Flight 10 to troubleshoot a ground-systems issue, rescheduling the launch for Monday, August 25, 2025, at Starbase, Texas with a 7:30 p.m. ET window.
  • The Starship program faces technical hurdles, with development setbacks this year complicating reentry and rapid reusability as NASA aims to use the rocket soon for crewed lunar missions.
  • Flight 10 will carry eight mock Starlink satellites and attempt an in-space engine restart, with splashdowns planned in the Gulf of Mexico and Indian Ocean near Australia.
  • The FAA approved the planned flight last week, yet environmental groups and the Mexican government criticize debris risks, while analysts warn pressure could influence Starship's future.
  • Longer term, the company frames mishaps as part of a rapid iterative development approach, retiring current Starship prototypes soon to pursue larger Starship iterations amid formidable challenges.
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New York, Aug. 25 (EFE).- SpaceX aerospace company, from tycoon Elon Musk, again suspended the tenth test launch of the Starship ship, scheduled Monday night from the city of Starbase, in South Texas (USA), due to bad weather. https://holanews.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/08rss-efe196bd586-3a93-43c0-9969-8a435b6a2963-hd-web.mp4 “We abandon today’s flight test due to the weather. Starship’s team is determining the next best chance to fly,” SpaceX …

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The bad weather forced SpaceX to postpone this Monday the launch of its prototype Starship rocket, key to Elon Musk's aspirations to colonize Mars, as well as NASA's plans to bring astronauts back to the Moon.The tenth test flight, which could now take place on Tuesday, comes at a time of increased scrutiny for the world's most powerful launch vehicle, after a series of failures that begin to raise doubts about its viability.At a height of 123 m…

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