Elon Musk crashed the SpaceX Starship Flight 11 livestream by suddenly appearing in the background. While the team was explaining the re-entry, the SpaceX CEO walked in with his arm outstretched, shook hands with the team, and asked, "What's up, guys?" When Elon Musk was told he was live, he exclaimed, "No way!" Starship Flight 11 tested a reused Super Heavy booster’s five-engine descent and Gulf of Mexico hover without recovery, gathering critical data for the more powerful V3 Starship variant planned for 2026. ‘Mission Drishti’: India’s Spacetech Startup GalaxEye To Launch World’s 1st Multi-Sensor Earth Observation Satellite in 2026.

Elon Musk Crashes Live Stream of SpaceX Starship Flight 11

Elon Musk Crashing Livestream of SpaceX Starship Flight 11

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