Spacex Rocket explodes, raining Sky’s debris for the second time consecutive

A Spacex rocket exploded shortly after it was launched from Texas on Thursday, with ground flights and triggering warnings about the falling of spacecraft of the spacecraft.

Spacex confirmed that the ship without Cillas had suffered “rapid unchanging disassembly” during its ascent to space, and lost contact with the ground.

The huge Spacex Starship, the largest ever created rocket, went out of control shortly after its launch. No injuries or damage have been reported, but the images of the Caribbean nations are Island show burning debris that rained from heaven.

This was the eighth mission to prove the rocket and its second consecutive failure.

The 123m (403 feet) spacecraft was destined to re -enter the orbit of the Earth on the Indian Ocean after an hour flight.

His super heavy reinforcement, which helps him leave the ground, successfully managed to return to the pitcher.

Spacex, owned by billionaire Elon Musk, said the teams immediately began to coordinate with security officials for “previously planned contingency responses.”

The statement added that Spacex would review the data “to better understand (the) root cause of the failure ruling and pointed out that the explosion occurred after the loss of” several “engines.

“As always, success comes from what we learn, and today’s flight will offer additional lessons to improve the reliability of the spacecraft.”

The statement says that the debris should have fallen within a previously planned area and the rocket did not contain any toxic material. The company also included an email and a telephone number for those who believe they have found remains of the ship.

Musk has not yet commented on Thursday’s explosion.

The accident briefly stopped flights at several Airports in Florida, even in Miami and Orlando, for concerns about flames.

A statement from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) said that flights inside and outside airports were delayed due to a “space launch incident.”

The incident follows a Test in Januarywhich saw a spacecraft rocket fail minutes after the launch from the Texas de Spacex facilities.

The FAA also briefly closed airports two months ago, due to the same concerns about the fall of the debris.

After the January incident, the FAA spacecraft is launched and pointed out that the incident had caused property damage to the Turkish and Caicos Islands in the Caribbean.

“Unfortunately, this also happened the last time, so now we have some practice in this,” Spacex’s commentator gave Huot to journalists on the release site on Thursday.

This last launch of the spacecraft was made before the FAA finished investigating the January explosion, according to US media reports.

A statement issued by the Government of the Turks and Caicos said they were in contact with the US authorities and Spacex and “would continue to keep the public informed while we work to guarantee the security of our islands.”

The images published in X supposedly to show rubble of rockets on fire falling on the Caribbean Sea. In the Bahamas, people published that they were looking for refuge to marry the rubble.

Starship is ever built, and is key to Musk’s ambitions to colonize Mars.

The spacecraft of the Spacex spacecraft and the super heavy rocket, collectively known as Starship, is destined to be completely reusable, says the company.

NASA expects to use a modified version of the spacecraft as a human lunar landing so that its Artemis missions return to the moon.

In the farthest future, Musk wants Starship to make long distance trips to Mars and return, approximately a nine -month trip in each direction.