SpaceX launches huge Starship rocket on 15th test flight

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SpaceX launches huge Starship rocket on 15th test flight

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SpaceX launches huge Starship rocket on 15th test flight. (2026, November 14). CBS News. https://www.cbsnews.com/video/spacex-launches-huge-starship-rocket-on-15th-test-flight/

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SpaceX launched its massive Starship rocket for its 15th test flight on Friday, but the company failed to control the booster's landing during the mission. Although SpaceX has successfully caught the rocket's booster three times previously, this specific attempt was unsuccessful. The report provides a straightforward summary of the flight's outcome rather than offering a deep analysis.

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