$SPCX
Everyone is watching to see whether SpaceX’s rocket can successfully launch this time!

Last time, on the 16th, the countdown hit zero and the launch was halted. spcx went straight from inserting 132 to pinching down to 116!

Originally scheduled for July 16 was the 13th Starship test flight. When the countdown reached zero, the launch was stopped immediately. The core failure was:
The Super Heavy booster carried 33 Raptor engines, but 4 of them failed to ignite properly. The rocket’s built-in safety control system automatically triggered an abort procedure, shutting down all engines and venting the propellant!

Musk confirmed on the X platform that the team removed 2 faulty engines to replace and troubleshoot them. The plan was to restart the test flight within a few days!

This mission was originally set to carry 20 third-generation Starlink satellites—Starship’s first test flight with a practical payload. The fault directly delayed the moon-landing timeline and the pace of Starlink expansion!

If it fails again this time, it will most likely drop by more than ten positions!