SpaceX's Starship rocket set for another test flight

SpaceX is preparing for another test flight of its Starship rocket, following a previous launch that ended in an explosion and scattered debris over the Caribbean. The Federal Aviation Administration has allowed the new test to proceed despite an ongoing investigation. The upcoming flight will test modifications made to prevent past failures. Starship aims to enhance satellite deployment and support NASA's lunar missions, with long-term goals of enabling human travel to Mars. During the test, Starship will attempt to deploy four simulated Starlink satellites before landing in the Indian Ocean. The Super Heavy booster will return to the launch pad for recovery.