SpaceX Scrubs Starship Flight 8 Launch Due to Technical Issues

The launch, delayed after last-minute complications, follows upgrades made after the rocket's January failure.

SpaceX halted the March 3 Starship Flight 8 test launch at its Texas Starbase site due to unresolved technical concerns with both the Super Heavy booster and Starship upper stage.
The company plans to destack, inspect, and potentially retry the launch within the next few days, pending resolution of the issues.
This test flight aims to achieve milestones such as payload deployment, reentry experiments, and the return and catch of the Super Heavy booster, following upgrades to the rocket's propulsion, avionics, and heat shield systems.
The Federal Aviation Administration cleared the test after reviewing the January mishap, which saw Starship's upper stage disintegrate and scatter debris over the Caribbean.
SpaceX is also expanding operations in Florida, with plans for new integration and launch facilities to support increased flight rates and future missions.