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SpaceX Will Try to Catch Both Starship Stages on Flight 15: What to Know
After Starship's first orbital flight, SpaceX will try to catch both the booster and the ship on Flight 15, targeted no earlier than November 8.
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FAA Starts Review of SpaceX Plan for Up to 456 Starship Launches a Year
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