In a fiery spectacle that could rival a Marvel movie climax, SpaceX’s Starship rocket completed its 10th test flight Tuesday night – and stuck the landing (well, sort of). The massive spacecraft blasted off from South Texas’ Starbase, carrying eight dummy satellites to orbit before plunging back to Earth like a cosmic daredevil. 🌍🔥
After cruising through space for over an hour, Starship faced its biggest challenge: reentering Earth’s atmosphere. Cameras captured a dramatic fireball during its Indian Ocean splashdown, but SpaceX confirmed the mission achieved its goals. “One step closer to making life multiplanetary,” the company tweeted, channeling Elon Musk’s Mars colonization dreams.
NASA’s already booked Starship for future moon missions, but Musk’s eyes are set on the Red Planet. Could this be the rocket that finally takes humans to Mars? 🚀🔴
