BOCA CHICA, Texas — SpaceX is set for a Monday morning launch of its powerful Starship rocket -- which is expected to eventually carry passengers to the moon and Mars.
The uncrewed launch of the world's largest rocket will mark the first flight test of a"fully integrated" Starship spacecraft and the so-called Super Heavy rocket, SpaceX said.
The timing comes after the Federal Aviation Administration on Friday approved SpaceX's launch of the nearly 400-foot-tall rocket from a remote site on the southernmost tip of Texas near Boca Chica Beach.During a Twitter"Spaces" event for subscribers Sunday evening, Musk warned to set expectations"low."
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