Elon Musk nixes Starship Flight 10 rocket launch again

Elon Musk canceled the launch on Monday evening of his flight 10 Monday evening for a second consecutive night in the middle of weather problems.

The very large spacecraft was ready to be launched from its Texas base when Musk pulled the plug around 8 p.m.

“Launch canceled for this evening due to Anvil clouds on the launch site (Lightning Risk)”, published Musk on its social media platform.

His company SpaceX confirmed the abandoned plan.

“Standing the attempted test in flight today due to the weather. The Starship team determines the next best opportunity available to fly,” said the company.

Musk also hoped to launch the flight of Starship 10 on Sunday, but encountered a technical problem.

“The liquid oxygen leak on the ground side must be corrected. A target another attempt to launch tomorrow,” he posted early Monday morning.

Making the evolution of Musk for the 10th time will not be an easy task.

The 400 -foot high ship is powered by 33 engines. Nothing more massive has never been shot in space.

It was not immediately clear when the next attempt to launch. Space.com reports that when it happens, Starship 10 will conduct several air experiences before splashing in the Gulf of Mexico seven minutes after leaving its launch.

Musk has repeatedly declared his intentions to build a spacecraft that can deliver humans in Mars. When he did not offer an overview of his launch of rockets on Monday, the 54-year-old South African native used his social media platform to draw attention to his other obsessions-crimes that would have been committed by migrants.

“And another,” published Musk alongside a link to a story on a British woman raped by a suspect who would have been illegally in London.