Watch the moment SpaceX launched its 11th Starship test flight to evaluate the rocket's reusable function, flying halfway around the world as it released fake satellites on Monday.

Setting off from Starbase, Texas, the giant rocket ran for more than an hour before landing in the Indian Ocean.

In the past, the system has failed six out of 10 of its past tests. 

Billionaire and SpaceX owner Elon Musk hopes to take humans to Mars via the giant rocket in just a few years' time.

Watch the moment SpaceX launched its 11th Starship test flight to evaluate the rocket's reusable function, flying halfway around the world as it released fake satellites on Monday.Setting off from Starbase, Texas, the giant rocket ran for more than an hour before landing in the Indian Ocean.In the p...{ai:summary}<p>SpaceX launched its 11th Starship test from Starbase, Texas, to test reusability, flying halfway around the world and releasing dummy satellites.</p><p>It landed in the Indian Ocean after over an hour; Musk says humans could ride it to Mars in a few years, despite six failed tests out of 10. #science</p>

WATCH: SpaceX launches successful Starship test flight across half the world

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