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  SpaceX's Starship rocket is unstacked from the booster as it sits on the launchpad at Starbase ahead of its second
  test flight in Boca Chica, Texas
  
  SpaceX is poised Saturday for the second test launch of Starship, the largest rocket ever built that Elon Musk hopes will one day colonize Mars, while NASA awaits a modified version to land humans on the Moon.
  
  It comes after a first attempt to fly the spaceship in its fully-stacked configuration back in April ended in a
  spectacular explosion over the Gulf of Mexico.
  
  SpaceX has insisted that explosions during the early stages of rocket development are welcome and help
  inform design choices faster than ground tests -- though time is ticking down for a
  modified Starship to be ready for a planned lunar landing
  in 2025.
  
  Blast off from the company's Starbase in Boca Chica, Texas, is set for 7:00 am local time (1300 GMT) with a launch window of 20
  minutes.
  
  The event will be live streamed on both SpaceX's website and on X, the social media platform owned by Musk.
  
  
  When the two stages of Starship are combined, the rocket stands
  397 feet (121 meters) tall -- beating the Statue of Liberty by a comfortable 90 feet.
  
  
  Its Super Heavy booster produces 16.7 million pounds (74.3 Meganewtons) of thrust, almost double that of the world's second most powerful rocket,
  NASA's Space Launch System (SLS) -- though the latter is now fully operational.
  
  
  
  Both systems are designed to be fully reusable, a key element of SpaceX's design meant to greatly reduce costs.
  
  
  If the flight is successful, the booster will land in the Gulf of Mexico a few minutes after launch, while the upper stage will complete a partial trip around the Earth, almost obtaining
  orbital velocity, before belly flopping into the Pacific Ocean near Hawaii after 90 minutes.
  
  
  - Design changes -
  
  SpaceX was forced to blow up Starship during its
  first test flight four minutes after launch on April 20, because the
  two stages failed to separate. The rocket disintegrated into a ball
  of fire and crashed into the Gulf of Mexico, sending a dust cloud over a town several
  miles (kilometers) away.
  
  After a months long investigation, the Federal Aviation Administration on Wednesday finally
  cleared SpaceX to try again, despite objections by conservation groups, who are suing the
  regulator claiming it failed to comply with environmental law.
  
  
  The biggest change since the first launch relates to how the spaceship separates from the booster.
  
  
  Starship has been modified to use "hot staging," which means the upper stage engines
  will ignite while it is still attached to the booster, an approach that is commonly used in Russian rockets and could
  unlock far greater power.
  
  Other changes include improvements to vents to decrease the likelihood of an explosion.
  
  The first launch also caused massive damage to the company's launchpad at Starbase,
  and this has now been reinforced with high-strength concrete and a system that will jet water to protect against the enormous heat
  and force generated by launch.
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