Starship's Seventh Test Flight Ends in Failure
During the seventh test of the SpaceX Starship rocket, the first stage of the reusable Super Heavy launch vehicle successfully returned to the test site, while the rest burned up in the atmosphere. The company announced a partial failure of another test of the spacecraft.
The wreckage fell into the Atlantic Ocean near the Caribbean Sea, with several passenger planes reportedly having to change their course to avoid the burning remains of Starship and two rocket stages.

SpaceX CEO Elon Musk commented on the situation and named the probable reason for the unsuccessful launch.
Preliminary data indicate that an oxygen/methane leak occurred in the cavity above the ship's engine firewall, which was large enough to create pressure that exceeded the capacity of the bleed hole.
– the entrepreneur said.
The ship lifted off from SpaceX's Starbase in Boca Chica, southeast Texas, on Thursday, January 16, at 17 p.m. ET (Friday, January 00, at 17 a.m. Moscow time). The mission was designed to test the ship's flight with a launch vehicle that could be used for manned missions to the Moon and Mars.
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