Check out a new set of images from SpaceX showing its mighty Super Heavy booster back on the launchpad ahead of further testing.
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Recommended Videos “Super Heavy Booster 9 transported back to the orbital launch pad at Starbase for additional preflight testing,” the private spaceflight company said in a post on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter. Despite the mishap, the company heralded the mission a success simply for clearing the launchpad. The several minutes of flight gave SpaceX engineers enough data to work with to refine the rocket’s design and flight systems, and so there’s increasing hope that the vehicle will actually make it to orbit next time around.
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