SpaceX completes its 10th Starship flight test without any extra explosions.
After four explosions (flight tests seven, eight, and nine, as well as one on the ground), SpaceX successfully launched another prototype vehicle Tuesday night. This time, the Super Heavy booster rocket splashed down in the Gulf of Mexico as planned, as Starship deployed Starlink simulator satellites, then splashed down under control in the Indian Ocean. [Media: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=luETMWgYZFs]
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