Spacex launched another of the giant Starship missiles on a test flight made yesterday, Monday, successfully making the world around the world, while liberating fake satellites as it did last time.

The Starship – The largest and most powerful rocket ever built – was launched in the evening sky from the southern end of Texas. The rocket took off and made a controlled entrance to the Gulf of Mexico as planned, with the spaceship skipping in space before going down to the Indian Ocean.

“Hello, welcome to Earth, Starship,” SpaceX’s Dan Huot said as workers were cheering. “What day!”

She was The 11th test flight for a full -scale spaceship, which the founder and chief executive of Spacex, Ilon Musk, intends to use it to Sends people to Mars Something that NASA has to implement. The Space Service cannot land astronauts on the moon by the end of the decade without the 123 -meter -long spaceship, the reusable vehicle intended to transport them from the lunar orbit to the surface and return them again.

Instead of staying in the launch control as usual, Musk said that for the first time he was going out to watch it – “much more intense”.

The previous test flight was successfully made last August after a series of failures. During this time, more maneuvers were created, especially for the spaceship. SpaceX conducted a series of tests when the spacecraft entrance above the Indian Ocean as a practice for future landings back to the launch.

As before, Starship carried eight fake satellites mimicry of SpaceX’s Starlinks. The whole flight lasted just over an hour, starting from Starbase near the border with Mexico.

NASA chief executive Sean Duffy praised the progress of Starship. “Another important step towards landing Americans on the South Pole of the Moon,” he said via X.