"While officials in the U.S. and the two Caribbean islands confirmed no one was injured, the space exploration company has grounded all spacecraft pending the investigation, it said in a statement Friday." This is incorrect. The Falcon 9, which is SpaceX's workhorse rocket, is not grounded, and will be launching tomorrow. Starship, which…
"While officials in the U.S. and the two Caribbean islands confirmed no one was injured, the space exploration company has grounded all spacecraft pending the investigation, it said in a statement Friday." This is incorrect. The Falcon 9, which is SpaceX's workhorse rocket, is not grounded, and will be launching tomorrow. Starship, which is still under development, will have a slight delay to their next flight, but launches very rarely as it is (while Falcon 9 launches multiple times a week).
"While officials in the U.S. and the two Caribbean islands confirmed no one was injured, the space exploration company has grounded all spacecraft pending the investigation, it said in a statement Friday." This is incorrect. The Falcon 9, which is SpaceX's workhorse rocket, is not grounded, and will be launching tomorrow. Starship, which is still under development, will have a slight delay to their next flight, but launches very rarely as it is (while Falcon 9 launches multiple times a week).