"FAA Concludes Investigation into SpaceX's Starship Anomalies"
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The FAA has closed its investigation into SpaceX's second Starship flight, which ended in the intentional destruction of the spacecraft due to a rocket problem, and SpaceX is now seeking a license for the next launch. SpaceX identified 17 corrective actions from the mishap and has made changes to upcoming Starship vehicles to address the issues. The company is aiming to launch the third Starship test flight as soon as mid-March pending regulatory approval of a license.
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