内容摘要：It's foreign students like her that fear becoming collateral damage in Trump's crackdown on some of America's most elite universities.

It's foreign students like her that fear becoming collateral damage in Trump's crackdown on some of America's most elite universities.

The spacecraft tallied its greatest progress to date - surpassing that of the previous two attempts - and successfully used a previously flown booster in a significant step for its plans to design fully reusable rockets.Ultimately, though, Starship's ninth test flight became its third in a row to end in fiery failure.

Space X has a strong record of reliability with its most successful rocket, the Falcon 9. However, three fumbled missions months apart might leave some observers to wonder: is it all going wrong for SpaceX's Starship?We still don't really know exactly. Test data should become available in due course, which SpaceX will then use to inform the fixes it makes in time for its next flight.Tuesday's test mission started off much better than those previous, Dr Jonathan McDowell, an astronomer at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, told the BBC.

The ship "successfully got all the way through its orbit insertion, meaning the rocket fired for the full duration that it was meant to go", he noted.However, the team's problems had already begun by this point, having lost contact with the booster. It plunged into the Gulf of Mexico rather than making the planned controlled splashdown.

Shortly afterwards, the spaceship was also forced to abort its deployment of mock Starlink satellites after the payload door got stuck and had to be closed.

Although for Dr McDowell, the "big failure" was that SpaceX could not maintain the Starship's "attitude - it's pointing direction - during the orbital coast".Camping customers can arrive from 09:30 BST every day.

Those who are not camping can arrive from 12:00 on Friday and 09:30 on Saturday and Sunday.Chile is the world's second-largest exporter of farmed salmon, and the biggest supplier to the US. In the south of the country a dispute continues over the large number of salmon farms that are located in supposedly protected areas.

The port city of Puerto Montt, more than 1,000km (600 miles) south of Chile's capital Santiago, is at the heart of the country's farmed Atlantic salmon industry.At a processing facility on the outskirts of town workers kitted out in white suits, hairnets, facemasks, and blue plastic gloves and boots prepare fresh and smoked salmon for export to the US and Japan.