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I'm an executive producer with iHeartRadio and howl the tech are ya.

It's time for the tech news for Tuesday, April 25th, 2023.

Last week, I talked about how the SpaceX Starship launch was a success despite the fact

that the ding-dang darn things exploded all over the Gulf of Mexico.

As a reminder, this was a test launch of the world's most powerful launch vehicle ever,

and it had no crew aboard it, thank goodness.

And the purpose was just to get the launch vehicle off the ground without destroying the launch tower in the process.

While there was a hope that the Starship would actually be able to achieve orbit, that was a secondary goal.

So when there was an engine failure and a failure for the first stage to separate from the second,

and then the ship began to spin in the air, SpaceX chose to toggle a self-destruct switch,

so that the Starship would detonate safely over the Gulf and not go flying off somewhere.

Since then, we've learned that there was extensive damage to the launch pad itself during the launch.

While the tower remains standing, there are craters and debris across the launch area,

and it may be weeks or months before the launch pad is ready for another launch.

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