Fly from space to the Indian Ocean and back to Texas! Footage of the first fully recovered "starship" returning to base is revealed

The first "Starship" that successfully landed in the sea after launch has been successfully transported from the Indian Ocean back to the "Starbase" in Texas, USA. (Picture taken from SpaceX Facebook)

The American space exploration company SpaceX's giant "Starship" carried out its 13th test flight on July 24. After re-entering the atmosphere from space, it finally successfully splashed down in the Indian Ocean in an upright position, becoming the first "Starship" to retain a complete hull after falling into the sea. CEO Musk announced plans to recover it. After nearly three months, the 40th "Starship" has returned to the launch base.

SpaceX announced on its Facebook page that the first "Starship" that completely landed in the sea after launch has been successfully transported from the Indian Ocean back to the "Starbase" in Texas, USA. It also released photos of the transportation and re-erecting in the factory.

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SpaceX stated that "Starship" No. 40 traveled across the sky, space and ocean, and finally returned to the launch base. This starship that has actually performed flight missions will provide researchers with unprecedented data, including information on the starship's heat shield, Raptor (Raptor) engine, avionics system and other equipment after flight.

"Starship" No. 40 was re-erected in the factory. (Picture taken from SpaceX Facebook)