Musk vows more launches despite Starship failures
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SpaceX's Starship just had another rough day—Ship 36 exploded during a test in Texas, scattering debris and causing some serious damage.
Still, Elon Musk says SpaceX will actually speed things up, aiming for a new test flight every three to four weeks.
The FAA is on board too, raising SpaceX's annual launch limit from five to 25 launches.
More explosions likely as SpaceX pushes for rapid testing
Building reusable rockets is tough—failures like the recent COPV (pressure vessel) blowout show just how risky rapid development can be.
Safety concerns are under review, but Musk's push for frequent testing means we'll likely see more dramatic moments as SpaceX tries to make space travel routine.
For anyone into rockets or big ambitions, it's a wild process worth watching.