FAA's decision to Spacex, After SN9 Explosed, SN10 Is Not Tested Until The FAA Investigation Ends

FAA's decision to Spacex, After SN9 Explosed, SN10 Is Not Tested Until The FAA Investigation Ends #STARSHIPFANS
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FAA's decision, sn10 isn’t tested until investigation finished.
Hi guys, welcome to the next episode of 2021. All testing that could affect public safety at the Boca Chica launch site was suspended until the investigation was completed and the FAA approved the company’s corrective actions," the FAA said.

The FAA noted that the corrective actions were incorporated into Tuesday's SN9 launch and that it anticipates "taking no further enforcement action on SN8 matter."
The Starship is a 16-story-tall space vehicle that SpaceX founder Elon Musk hopes to use to send humans from the moon to Mars for the first time.
The rocket is planned to be a reusable vehicle. /FAA's decision to Spacex, After SN9 Explosed, SN10 Is Not Tested Until The FAA Investigation Ends/
The SN9’s successor, the SN10 Starship, is reportedly near completion.
"We anticipate taking no further enforcement action on the SN8 matter," the agency's statement said.
The FAA's top priority in regulating commercial space transportation is ensuring that operations are safe, even if there is an anomaly," an agency spokesperson said in a statement, using the industry term for a launch failure. "The FAA will oversee the investigation of today's landing mishap involving the SpaceX Starship SN9 prototype in Boca Chica, Texas. /FAA's decision to Spacex, After SN9 Explosed, SN10 Is Not Tested Until The FAA Investigation Ends/ Although this was an uncrewed test flight, the investigation will identify the root cause of today's mishap and possible opportunities to further enhance safety as the program develops."

When asked how the investigation would be carried out, the spokesperson said "we have nothing further to add tonight."

But public FAA documents say that when a rocket "mishap" occurs, the FAA's Office of Commercial Space Transportation "may elect to conduct the investigation or authorize the launch operator to conduct the investigation" under FAA supervision.
/FAA's decision to Spacex, After SN9 Explosed, SN10 Is Not Tested Until The FAA Investigation Ends/
The FAA defines a mishap as a "launch or reentry accident, launch or reentry incident, launch site accident, failure to complete a launch or reentry as planned, or an unplanned event or series of events resulting in up to $25,000 worth of damage, a fatality or serious injury.

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