SpaceX's Starship experienced a spiraling out-of-control incident during a recent test flight, marking the second consecutive failure of the vehicle on its way to orbit. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) intervened by halting flights into major Florida airports and diverting others.The FAA's actions suggest that they are taking concerns about safety seriously, but the question remains whether this is sufficient to prevent such incidents in the future. The public and the aerospace industry must consider the implications of these failures and whether they can be learned from.As the space technology sector continues to push boundaries, it is essential to address the underlying technical challenges that led to these incidents. This may involve re-examining regulatory frameworks and investing in research and development to mitigate risks.