SpaceX has suspended its Falcon 9 launches to investigate a problem that popped up with the rocket’s second stage after yesterday’s Crew 9 launch for NASA. The Falcon 9 took off from the Cape Canaveral Space Force Station yesterday with a crew for the first time, with its second mission where two astronauts piloted the Crew Dragon spacecraft. SpaceX shared on X earlier that while the Falcon 9 second stage for the Crew 9 mission was disposed of in the ocean as per its plan, an anomaly on the rocket meant that it missed its designated landing area. As a […]
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