SpaceX to launch a resort at Texas' launch facility, rolls out job openings

X has anunced that it is planning to build a resort on Texas' Gulf Coast alongside its launch facility at Boca Chica Vill on August 10. In a statement, Elon Musk owned X said that while it was aiming at next-generation launch system Starship to carry first human passenger-cargo to Red Planet in 2022, it “seeks a Resort Development Manr to be based out of Brownsville nearest to small Boca Chica, X’s test and development site” to make mission possible.  

In a job posting that was looking for candidates for  company's next-generation Starship proto, X revealed that Boca Chica was where it was currently developing Mars rocket starship. Posting was spotted over weekend described as "a talented Resort Development Manr to oversee development of X's first resort."It furr re, "Boca Chica Vill is our latest launch site dedicated to Starship, our next-generation launch vehicle. X is committed to developing this town into a 21st-century port.” Indicative that site project was in early sts of development, X mentioned that position sought manr to “man designs, confirm project specifications, to determine  cost and schedule, and obtain necessary government permits.” 

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‘Starship’ completed a test flight

Earlier, as X’s ‘Starship’ craft successfully completed a test flight on August 4 taking off from a launchp at a facility in South Texas, US, X CEO Elon Musk tweeted, “Mars is looking real."  uncrewed test vehicle is a proto of X's next-generation Starship that flew to an altitude of 150m (500ft). In a post shared by Martian Austin Barnard,  Starship SN5 test vehicle can be seen taking off for about 40 seconds from vill of Boca Chica, a major revolutionary event towards exploration of  celestial body.   

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(Im Credit: X)