Another failure: during the ninth launch, Musk's Starship exploded over the Indian Ocean.
The first signs of malfunction appeared when the first stage of the heavy rocket exploded instead of descending as planned into the Gulf of Mexico. Although the spacecraft flew further than during the previous two attempts, it began to lose control and spiral on a suborbital trajectory before re-entering the atmosphere uncontrollably and ultimately disintegrating.
Elon Musk stated that after the last incident, the frequency of launches would increase - new tests are scheduled every 3 to 4 weeks.
In March, during the eighth flight, the Starship spacecraft also lost control and exploded.
