SpaceX's Starship Explodes Twice During Second Launch

Despite the explosions, key milestones were met and an investigation is underway to determine the cause before a third launch can take place.

SpaceX's Starship exploded twice during its second launch on November 18, with both the booster and upper stage destroyed in separate incidents.
Despite the explosions, SpaceX met some key milestones and the launch was less chaotic than the first.
The booster exploded 56 miles above the Gulf of Mexico, possibly due to the hot-staging process placing excessive stress on it.
The upper stage exploded after SpaceX lost contact with it, possibly due to a leak in its oxygen tank.
SpaceX and the FAA will jointly conduct an investigation to uncover the primary cause of the mishap before a third Starship launch can take place.