SpaceX förbereder uppgraderade Starship version 3 för uppskjutning i maj

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SpaceX har slutfört viktiga marktester för sin Starship version 3-raket inför en planerad jungfrufärd från södra Texas. Det uppgraderade fordonet kommer att genomföra experiment med bränslepåfyllning i omloppsbana, vilket är avgörande för framtida månuppdrag. Uppskjutningen är planerad till tisdagen den 19 maj.

Ingenjörer monterade den längre och kraftfullare Starship version 3 vid uppskjutningsplatsen nära gränsen mellan USA och Mexiko. Under måndagen lastade teamet mer än 11 miljoner pund metan och flytande syre som drivmedel under ett sista generalrepetition av nedräkningen. Markpersonalen avlägsnade sedan fordonet för att installera utrustning för flygavslutning.

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