by Boston University economist Laurence Kotlikoff and personal finance writer Terry Savage.

The Starship upper stage being maneuvered into place atop its Super Heavy booster Wednesday afternoon.000 upgrades and improvements and carried out 63 FAA-mandated corrections designed to improve flight safety and performance.

falling back into the discernible atmosphere about one hour and 20 minutes after launch.engine nozzles as needed to maintain the proper trajectory.using a new vent system to deflect the exhaust away from the first stage.

standing 397 feet tall and tipping the scales at more than 11 million pounds when fully fueled.clearing the way for liftoff nearly seven months after the rocket suffered multiple failures and blew itself up during its maiden flight in April.

the opening of a two-hour window.

but no recovery is planned for this initial test flight.s armed forces and holds the title of chief of the Defense Staff.

Russia has lost nearly half the combat effectiveness of its army.Newsweek reached out to the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs via email for comment.

Despite numerous factors working against Ukraines military.Radakin spoke at length about Ukraines counteroffensive.