The Federal Aviation Administration has theenvironmental impact of the plan SpaceX send one prototype of the spaceship The assessment process took several months and was concluded with a positive result.
It’s just the first of a long list of bureaucratic steps Elon Musk’s company must complete before it gets approval for the expected test. The launch of the Starship vehicle into orbit marks a major milestone for the company and opens the door to numerous opportunities for the future. It will be Starship – in Musk’s ambitious plans – to bring the first settlers to Mars in the distant future. But before that, there are equally important goals that are much closer in time.
To get it right from the TO DO, SpaceX 75 had to make several changes to the original design to minimize the impact on the test environment. Many of the changes relate to the notice the company must provide each time it plans to test the vehicle and its Super Heavy missiles. Among other things, SpaceX has pledged not to conduct tests on 18 different holidays: every time SpaceX conducts a test, the entire community of residents of Browsnville and Boca Chica loses access to the beaches, and some roads must also be closed. The area is also of zoological importance, due to the presence of animal species and especially birds.
“We are one step closer to Starship’s first orbital test,” SpaceX said briefly on Twitter.
Source: Lega Nerd
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