IN A MINUTE: Elon Musk’s SpaceX Starship test ends in an explosion #shorts

The SpaceX Starship rocket exploded on April 20, 2023, about four minutes after lift-off from the company’s Starbase spaceport in the US state of Texas.

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[kryzenskj]

Not the first time, it's normal now for Elon

[txju]

Everything is according to plan, even if starship debris falls on the Facebook office, that is also according to plan

[alfredotto]

The starship didn't explode it was exploded.

[JasonB]

Soon after launch. If they actually watched the launch. It passed Max Q. It was the separation of Starship and booster that failed. Starship was supposed to detach from booster and perform the flip that it did in its solo test flights.

Space X with this test is so far ahead of other Rocket makers.

[marcuslawrence]

If it was a chinese rocket, all these buggers would yelled and shouted with joy and mocking China with all sort of silly jokes as well.

[lindabooker]

Competition with Bezos just doesn’t work.

[danleonhart]

Looks like a really expensive fireworks show 🎇

[itelephone]

LOL, just like my firecrackers. "Icing on the cake = don't bluff"

[invisiblewing]

His Tesla have disintegration but he still voiced optimism

[jackiecarter]

That's so cool! I can't wait for the next rocket 🚀 to go up! Congrats Elon!❤❤❤❤❤

[Ibloop]

It just can’t handle the output of the fuel (I think)

[realdeal]

This guy is suppose to be so smart what kind of team does he have! That is a lot of money for a destroyed

[JoshGDS]

The launch tower is fine, so overall, the mission was successful

The launch pad on the other hand

[thezeronelite]

As usual, Elon wastes taxpayer money on failed adventures.

[Kayzef]

Why not just buy the engines from Russia?