After the blast of SpaceX’s rocket landing, you will be shocked to see the video of the fire turning into shoals
SpaceX Rocket Exploded: Space Exploration Technologies Corp., a company of US billionaire Elon Musk, suffered a major setback when their largest unmanned rocket, SpaceX, successfully collapsed into flames after hitting the surface after landing. You will be shocked by watching the video of this incident.
Elon Musk embodies the dream of building a city on Mars. In such a situation, Elon Musk’s mission to Mars has come as a big shock due to the rocket turning into shoals of fire. When the SpaceX rocket successfully made the landing, its commentator said in a live broadcast of the test flight .. “a pretty soft landing”. A few minutes later, the rocket exploded.
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In the video, you can see that the rocket waved the fire again in the form of shells and then shattered back to the ground in pieces. Let us tell you that the founder of SpaceX and US billionaire Elon Musk has been developing the next generation starship rocket for the purpose of going to Mars.
However, two prototype rockets from his company have failed in recent test runs. The SN10 rocket was his third test run. Currently, the cause of the explosion has not yet been ascertained. It is claimed that the rocket’s landing legs were not attached to the base, due to which the rocket started rolling and exploded.
In the video, we can see that SpaceX’s flagship SN10 rocket went up in the air to an altitude of up to 6 miles. After this, it landed on the earth and within 10 minutes it exploded horribly. This caused the rocket to burn on the launchpad itself. This was the third starship rocket of its kind by SpaceX, which was launched by the company. Two earlier rockets have also been victims of accidents.