SpaceX Starship stacked and awaiting FAA approval for second launch attempt after first ended in failure
- SpaceX has stacked its Starship rocket on Super Heavy booster for a second launch attempt in Texas.
- The first launch attempt in April 2023 reached altitude but failed to separate stages, resulting in explosion.
- SpaceX submitted investigation report to FAA, which is still reviewing data and has not approved another launch yet.
- Changes made to Starship include upgrades for engine performance, staging, and ignition systems.
- Successful test flight aims to demonstrate booster engine array, stage separation, and upper stage ignition.