SpaceX's Starship rocket set for test flights and potential space travel.

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SpaceX is planning a test flight of its Starship rocket from its Starbase in Texas, which could eventually take civilians to the moon and Mars. The rocket will not include any people or satellites, and the flight path will have the rocket travel from the southern part of Texas to near Hawaii in the Pacific Ocean. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) gave SpaceX final approval to conduct the test, and the company has previously completed multiple sub-orbital flight tests of Starship’s upper stage from the Texas base.
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