SpaceX's Starship is now the world's tallest rocket.Yesterday, on August 6, 2021, SpaceX stacked its Starship SN20 spacecraft on top of the Super Heavy rocket called Booster 4. At 120 m (395 feet) tall, the fully stacked rocket is the tallest in the world.&nbsp; It's actually even taller if you consider the launch pad (145 m or 475 feet).&nbsp; Stacking the spacecraft is part of the preparation for an upcoming orbital test flight.The previous record was NASA's Saturn V rocket at 111 m (363 feet).To let the world know, SpaceX CEO Elon Musk tweeted "Starship Fully Stacked" along with four images of the stacking process.#Starship #StarshipSN20 #rocket #SpaceX #ElonMusk #SuperHeavyRocket

SpaceX Starship Stacked to Become the World's Tallest Rocket

That is a LOT of rocket engines!&nbsp; Earlier this week, Elon Musk shared some photo of the SpaceX Super Heavy rocket on its way to a launch pad in Texas. "Moving rocket to orbital launch pad," Musk <a href="https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1423041198764265473" class="on">tweeted</a>, along with three photos of the massive rocket being hoisted by a crane.The Super Heavy Rocket features 29 Raptor engines, which are powered by liquid methane and liquid oxygen. Each engine is capable of delivering more than half a million pound of force.#ElonMusk #rocket #SpaceX #SuperHeavyRocket #RaptorEngine #rocketengine

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