The aftermath from SpaceX’s late launchpad rocket blast keeps on being felt. Elon Musk’s organization told TechCrunch on Monday that it’s pushing one year from now’s arrangement for a maintained Dragon case flight to 2018 as it needs more opportunity to survey and actualize the “plans, frameworks and procedures” of its rocket innovation.

The mission is huge as it’ll be the first run through for SpaceX to team the reusable Dragon case, which’ll be sent spaceward by one of its rockets. In the event that no further modification are made to the redid arrange, the kept an eye on practice run will happen in May, 2018.

SpaceX’s rocket innovation has gone under examination after a Falcon 9 sponsor detonated on the launchpad amid a refueling operation on September 1. The Falcon 9 is set to come back to flight in January in an unmanned mission that’ll see it put 10 little satellites into space for correspondences firm Iridium.

The change to SpaceX’s Dragon calendar might be down to the way that the private space organization had been wanting to fuel its rockets with the container set up, with the space travelers inside, the Wall Street Journal reported. In light of this, and with wellbeing foremost, its yearning to completely evaluate its “plans, frameworks and procedures” bodes well.

SpaceX told TechCrunch that its business group is proceeding “to work intimately with NASA and is finishing every arranged point of reference for this period.” These incorporate a test dispatch of an unmanned Dragon team case toward the end of 2017, and also the testing of spacesuits, parachutes, and other related hardware.

The space explorer conveying variant of the Dragon highlights seven seats, a bank of screens giving flight information, an atmosphere control framework for included solace, and, obviously, a lot of windows so the space voyagers can wonder about the landscape.

While SpaceX’s fleeting objectives incorporate helping NASA to return human spaceflight dispatches to American soil and sending space explorers to and from the International Space Station by means of its Dragon case, its long haul desire is to make a solid, reusable, and savvy rocket framework for missions to Mars and past.