SpaceX is keeping an eye on Starship’s launch schedule, with most information from Elon Musk’s personal Twitter page.
But the California-based company gradually increased its work on the Starship, repeating the past that only performed hops at low altitudes.
The launch of the SN8 on 9 December was the first time that a prototype of Starship with a nose wire and valves had been launched into the air.
And despite the fact that the rocket was blown up when it did not land, the crash is still considered a huge success for the company.
SpaceX said in the aftermath: “Low pressure in the fuel tank during the landing resulted in a high onslaught that resulted in a hard (and exciting!) Landing.”