After reviewing flight data, it turns out a SpaceX test flight endangered several packed passenger jets when it exploded less than ten minutes after it launched. Elon Musk‘s seventh Starship test flight put passenger planes flying over the Caribbean in “serious danger”.
The launch was the company’s latest attempt to make life on Mars a reality, taking place just days before the Musk began work on Trump’s Department of Government Efficiency. Federal Aviation Administration documents now reveal that the Starship’s explosion put three passenger flights in serious danger that January evening. The endangered planes included a JetBlue plane destined for San Juan.
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ReplyDeleteMeanwhile NASA sits on their hands and does nothing and still manages to waste our tax dollars. Musk's outfit is at least learning what it takes to achieve their goal.
ReplyDeleteI doubt this gov gives a hoot about safety, https://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/transportation/this-is-shameful-ntsb-chair-angered-by-bill-relaxing-dca-flight-restrictions/4026908/
ReplyDeleteFake news. Space launch air spaces are cleared and vetted meticulously. There has never been a mishap of this type in the US, including the very busy airspace surrounding Vandenburg in California.
ReplyDeleteWhy is that flight test in the news? Starship Flight 7 was almost a year ago, but suddenly all the media discovered it. The only reason those planes were in jeopardy is because they strayed into the exclusion zone the FAA had in place. The way the headlines are all written (including yours) you would think it happened yesterday. This is intentional FUD intended to torpedo the price of an IPO.
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