The Starship failure in January ended eight minutes into flight when the rocket exploded in space, raining debris over Caribbean islands and causing minor damage to a car in the Turks and Caicos ...

@_ericloosen_ via Reuters Photos and videos shared on social media showed possible rocket debris streaking across the sky in Miami and in Turks and Caicos in the Atlantic. Possible debris from the ...

The last two SpaceX flights, both launched from Florida, have caused debris to fall on several Caribbean islands following their detonations. According to reports from Reuters, Flight 7 ...

ROUGHLY 400 pounds of debris — mostly lightweight silica tiles — have been recovered near Ragged Island following the March 6 explosion of SpaceX’s Starship 8 rocket, the Office of the Prime ...

The January Starship mishap occurred over the North Atlantic after the 171-foot (52-meter) Starship separated from the Super Heavy rocket booster that hauled it toward space. The debris caused ...

Falling debris in January damaged a car in the Turks and Caicos Islands. US regulatory agencies have determined that a rocket’s materials — stainless steel and silica-based heatshield tiles ...

The midair explosion on January 16 rained debris over the islands of Turks and Caicos. The Federal Aviation Administration — which licenses commercial rocket launches — is overseeing an ...

or the bottom of the rocket, successfully returned to the launchpad, but the upper-stage spacecraft disintegrated over the Caribbean, with some debris landing on the Turks and Caicos Islands.

A SpaceX rocket exploded shortly after it was launched from Texas on Thursday, grounding flights and triggering warnings about falling spaceship debris. SpaceX confirmed the un-crewed ship had ...

Shortly after the accident, temporary ground stops were ordered at airports across Florida because of “space launch debris,” including ... and security of our Islands." The FAA said Thursday ...

Everything started well; the rocket lifted off from SpaceX ... The last time Starship exploded, debris ended up landing on the Turks and Caicos Islands, although no injuries were reported.