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SpaceX's first attempt to catch both Starship stages takes place November 13

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Engadget
By staff@engadget.com (Mariella Moon)
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SpaceX's first attempt to catch both Starship stages takes place November 13
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Starship's Flight 15 is scheduled for November 13, pending regulatory approval.

Key Takeaways

  • SpaceX's first attempt to catch both Starship stages takes place November 13.
  • Starship's Flight 15 is scheduled for November 13, pending regulatory approval.
  • Starship's Flight 15 is scheduled for November 13, pending regulatory approval.

Starship's Flight 15 is scheduled for November 13, pending regulatory approval.

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