第十飞再受挫，“星舰”前景难料

Core Viewpoint - SpaceX has canceled the tenth test flight of its "Starship" super heavy rocket due to ground system issues, raising concerns about the future of the program after multiple failures in 2023 [1][4]. Group 1: Test Flight Details - The goal of the canceled tenth flight was for the first stage "Super Heavy" booster to detach and splash down in the Gulf of Mexico, while the second stage "Starship" was to enter space, reignite its engines, and deploy eight simulated satellites [3]. - The next launch window for the "Starship" is set to open on August 25 at 6:30 PM Central Time [3]. Group 2: Technical and Operational Challenges - The "Starship" is the largest rocket ever built, standing at 123 meters, and is designed to be fully reusable for missions, including potential manned Mars missions starting in 2029 [4]. - Since its first flight in April 2023, "Starship" has had nine test flights, with only four deemed successful, and all three test flights of the "Starship" V2 version this year have failed [4]. Group 3: Expert Opinions - Analysts express skepticism about the reliability of "Starship," noting that it has experienced more failures than successes, which puts significant pressure on upcoming test flights [5]. - Concerns have been raised about the design of "Starship," with some experts suggesting that its lightweight structure may lead to structural failures during heavy payload tests [5].