Starship Just Made History — Next Stop: The Moon? - video Dailymotion

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SpaceX just completed the 11th and final test flight of its current Starship model — and it’s a major leap toward launching humans to the Moon and eventually Mars :rocket:  The test saw Starship lift off from Texas, separate from its Super Heavy booster, and complete a controlled splashdown in the Indian Ocean :water_wave: Now, SpaceX is gearing up to launch an upgraded Starship designed for deep space travel :sparkles:  With NASA’s Artemis mission on the horizon, this could be the rocket that takes humans back to the Moon for the first time in over 50 years :full_moon: The space race just got a whole lot more real WooGlobe Ref : WGA486263 For licensing and to use this video, please email licensing@wooglobe.com

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00:00SpaceX just pulled off something massive,

00:02and it's the final step before the rocket that could take us to Mars takes flight.

00:07On Monday evening in Texas,

00:09Elon Musk's Starship roared into the sky for its 11th test flight.

00:13But this wasn't just another launch.

00:15This marks the last test of the current model

00:17before SpaceX begins flying a new upgraded version of Starship,

00:22one that's designed for deep space missions to the Moon and even Mars,

00:26just after 6.25 p.m. local time.

00:28The super-heavy booster lifted Starship to the edge of space.

00:32Seven minutes later,

00:34the booster performed a controlled splashdown in the Gulf of Mexico.

00:38Then the upper stage continued its journey

00:40before landing in the Indian Ocean as planned.

00:43NASA's acting chief called it

00:44another major step toward landing Americans on the Moon's south pole.

00:49The next Starship prototype comes with major upgrades

00:51and could be the very rocket that lands humans on the Moon

00:54under NASA's Artemis program.

00:56But there's still one big hurdle.

00:59SpaceX needs to master in-orbit refueling

01:01before that dream becomes reality.

01:04One thing's clear.

01:05The countdown to Mars has officially begun.

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Starship Just Made History — Next Stop: The Moon?

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