The engine test was initially expected to take place on Tuesday but was scrubbed, likely due to intense winds.<\/p>\n
One SpaceX fan tweeted: \"Second static fire test has not happened, it must first before launch.<\/p>\n
\"First SN9 test was cut short for unknown reasons. We can only speculate as to why the second test has not taken place.<\/p>\n
\"Dont forget this rocket fell over in its bay. Did it suffer damage?\"<\/p>\n
Another person said: \"They are still on track for an SN9 launch at the end of this week.<\/p>\n
\"SN10 still needs it's aft flaps but focus will solely be on getting SN9 off the ground and hopefully back on the ground with no fiery bits.\"<\/p>\n
With the test now out of the way, SpaceX will conduct a Launch Readiness Review (LRR).<\/p>\n
Follow Express.co.uk for the latest updates on Starship's launch date.<\/p>\n
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