SpaceX discovered a flaw on its Falcon 9 rocket and the rocket's transporter erector stand as part of a static fire test for NASA's upcoming Crew-11 mission. The Crew-11 will lift off from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida tomorrow, and SpaceX's Bill Gerstenmaier explained during a press call that an engine controller failed after the test, while SpaceX discovered a problem with the stand before it attempted a static fire on Monday. SpaceX & NASA Ready To Fly Crew-11 With Several Upgrades For Crew Dragon Spacecraft During the press call, Gerstenmaier outlined that SpaceX auto aborted Monday's static fire […]
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