SpaceX launched Starship towards orbit on Friday in its boldest test yet: a 22-hour flight that aimed to capture the entire rocket in a move meant to accelerate moon and Mars travel. But Elon Musk’s company had to lower its expectations when the first part of the double catch flopped. The first-stage booster malfunctio
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SpaceX launched Starship towards orbit on Friday in its boldest test yet: a 22-hour flight that aimed to capture the entire rocket in a move meant to accelerate moon and Mars travel. But Elon Musk’s company had to lower its expectations when the first part of the double catch flopped. The first-stage booster malfunctio
SpaceX launched Starship towards orbit on Friday in its boldest test yet: a 22-hour flight that aimed to capture the entire rocket in a move meant to accelerate moon and Mars travel. But Elon Musk’s company had to lower its expectations when the first part of the double catch flopped.
Times of India reported the story as "SpaceX's ambitious Starship double-catch attempt fails as booster ends up in Gulf." South China Morning Post reported the story as "SpaceX’s bid for Starship double catch thwarted, as booster ends up in ocean."
2 sources have covered this story, including South China Morning Post and Times of India. The earliest reporting in the cluster landed 50 minutes ago.
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- FirstTimes of IndiaNov 13, 6:13 PM ET · IndiaCenter
- +10mSouth China Morning PostNov 13, 6:23 PM ET · Hong KongRight
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