Falcon 9 rocket is back in action after several incidents

The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) announced on October 11 that it had allowed space exploration company SpaceX to resume launching Falcon 9 rockets.

A two-stage Falcon 9 rocket delivers 53 Starlink satellites into orbit, May 2022. (Source: SpaceX)

The decision was made by the FAA after evaluating the investigation results and corrective measures related to the incident with the second stage of the Falcon 9 rocket.

Earlier, on September 30, the FAA asked SpaceX to investigate the cause of the incident that occurred during a launch for the US National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). This incident led to the third suspension of the Falcon 9 rocket in 3 months. In this latest incident, the Falcon 9 booster fell into the Pacific Ocean, outside the safety zone approved by the FAA.

On October 11, the FAA said it had concluded its investigation into Falcon 9 failures during Starlink satellite launches in July and August. The FAA is scheduled to issue a statement on October 13 regarding the Falcon 9's ability to support the European Space Agency's Hera spacecraft launch from Florida.

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