Web Desk 
Jun 05, 2024
SpaceX, the space exploration firm owned by Elon Musk, is going to conduct the next launch of its Starship today.
All set to begin, the liftoff of the Starship was awaiting an approval from the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) for being a prerequisite for every spacecraft launch in the country.
Earlier, road closure orders were issued in Cameron County, Texas for early June, which were later corroborated by the Judge Eddie Trevino. He said that these roadblocks are for "flight testing", while specifying June 5,6 and 7 as the expected windows for them.
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As per official documents reviewed by Business Today, the launch will be 14-hour long, spanning from midnight to 2pm (local time). Just in case the Starships ascend to the skies get delayed for some technical or any other issues, SpaceX reportedly has plans to consider alternative launch windows of the same duration on June 6 and 7.
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To let general public feast their eyes with spectacular sight of the Super Heavy’s 33 Raptor engines blasting the massive rocket towards sky, the company is also going to live webcast entire launch on its official X (formerly Twitter) account 30 minutes before the actual liftoff.
With the inclusion of the dramatic launch, stage separation, and Starship spacecraft's entrance into orbit, each stage of the rocket's gradual progress will be captured by various cameras attached to the two rocket stages.
