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The aim of the seventh test trip was to test many of the promotions that were made on the heavy missile system. After a successful launch and completing the burning of the entire period, the high -end supporter separated from the spacecraft and caused the burning of the designer to be burned to return it to the launch site. After burning a landing, the super heavy supporter was successfully arrested through the Starbase’s launch for the second time.
The task is not going well for the spacecraft. Almost two minutes after the spacecraft ignited its second stage engines after the separation, a flash in the AFT section of the spacecraft known as the attic, followed by sensors that discover the high pressure from leakage. Two minutes later, a second flash was observed, followed by sustainable fires in the attic section, which “ultimately caused the implementation of all Starship engines to implement the controlled closure sequences and eventually led to the loss of communication with the ship.”
The post -aviation analysis indicated that the independent StarsHip flight system resulted in self -destruction after about three minutes of the loss of the ground crew to the spacecraft. According to Spacex, the most likely cause of the accident was the vibrations that were much stronger during the trip than it was during the test. This has increased pressure on the payment system devices, and in the end the motivation leakage “to overcome the ability to vent the attic area in the ship and lead to sustainable fires.”
The explosion created the falling debris that looks like a meteorite shower On the islands of the Turks and Cikos To many tourists who Common videos of social media effects. Although Spacex says, “The debris decreased within the pre -planned debris response area,” the Federal Aviation Administration slowed shortly and said several flights in the area on January 16 as a result of the accident.
As part of the investigation of the explosion that includes Spacex, FAA, NASA, the National Transport Safety Council, and the American Space Force, the company conducted a fixed fire for 60 seconds with the spacecraft that will be used on an eighth flight. By following the results of this test, Spacex made changes in the devices on fuel feeding lines as well as adjustments to payment temperatures and orientations.
The company also added additional holes and “new purification system that uses gas nitrogen” to the attic section of mothers designed to make this area more powerful for the leakage of motivation.
Spacex is currently planning to launch an eighth test for the StarsHip championship on February 28, 2025, but it is still “working with FAA either to close the investigation of MISHAP or obtain a flight safety decision, as well as work on a license to enable its next flight from the spacecraft.”