What If SpaceX's Super Heavy Fails?

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The #SpaceX exec #ElonMusk has a sizable dream for the aerospace innovation company. One of his goals is to allow people to travel outside Earth from point to point by using the Starship, which will consist of the #SuperHeavy Rocket.

It’s no secret that SpaceX’s Starship Super Heavy Booster will be an absolute beast for tasks like these.Wanna know more about it?Stay tuned in this video.Welcome to Elon Musk Daily Don't forget to subscribe to our channel and press the bell icon to never miss an update on SpaceX, Tesla, Starship or basically anything related to the multi-talented, Influential tech icon andBillionaire Elon Musk.It is worth noting that

SpaceX has yet to release any official render that further provides a better picture of the "catching" process for the Starship and the Super Heavy Rocket.However, The Starship and the Super Heavy Rocket will launch from the Starbase Stage 0 of SpaceX, which serves two purposes; the first one is a launch mount and the second one is ground support equipment.Furthermore, the Starbase also has a 400-foot-tall orbital launch tower, which is designed to catch the two vehicles as it attempts to land on earth from space.But SpaceX plans to capture the two spacecraft by using Mechazilla, which is a structure designed to capture the ships of the company, referenced from the monster movie franchise, "Godzilla."

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