Cryptocurrency stocks successfully test-fly the Starship rocket: completing the first full-process s

Cryptocurrency stocks rocket completed a milestone test flight: the first full-process suborbital test was successful

🚀 Key mission nodes

Launch time: 21:30 Beijing time on July 24 (9:30 Eastern Time on July 24)

Test altitude: Maximum flight altitude 150 kilometers (above the Karman line)

Cryptocurrency stocks core goals achieved:

✅ The first-stage booster (Star plan) was successfully separated and recovered at sea

✅ Cryptocurrency stocks (Star plan) completed attitude adjustment and re-entry simulation

✅ The first verification of "hot separation" technology (second-stage ignition when the first stage is not shut down)

🔥 Cryptocurrency stocks technological breakthrough

33 Raptor engines running at full power: thrust reached 7,590 tons, setting a new record for human rockets

Stainless steel rocket body high temperature resistance test: withstood 1,500℃ high temperature during re-entry, and no SN15 meltdown problem occurred

Propellant transfer experiment: Test space refueling technology for future lunar missions

📉Cryptocurrency stocks Remaining challenges

Landing accuracy deviation: the first landing point is 1.2 kilometers away from the recovery ship (needs to be <500 meters)

Thermal protection system falls off: some insulation tiles are lost during re-entry

Payload capacity verification: no satellite simulation weight is carried this time

🌍 Cryptocurrency stocks industry impact

Field Short-term effect Long-term significance

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Global space competition China's Long March 9 is accelerating the development of the EU to suspend the upgrade assessment of Ariane 6

Starlink deployment 2025 V2 satellite launch speeds up to achieve "global broadband without dead ends" one year ahead of schedule

Musk stated:

"This success brings the Mars colonization plan forward to the 2030s. The next test will attempt an orbital flight and recover the second stage."

Cryptocurrency Next steps for stocks:

First orbital test flight in September (FAA approval required)

NASA unmanned lunar lander demonstration mission in Q1 2025

(Data comparison: Cryptocurrency stocks single launch cost has been reduced to $10 million, only 0.3% of the SLS rocket)