FAA approves SpaceX's Starship for historic orbital test launch.
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The Federal Aviation Administration has granted SpaceX the license to launch its giant Starship rocket from Texas on a first test flight as early as next week. The 394-foot rocket will not have any people or satellites aboard and will be discarded in the Gulf of Mexico and the spacecraft into the Pacific. The license is valid for five years and SpaceX has met all requirements, including safety and environmental.
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- SpaceX cleared by FAA to launch first orbital Starship flight CNBC
- SpaceX will try to launch 1st Starship orbital flight on April 17 Space.com
- SpaceX’s Starship has FAA clearance for its first orbital test launch The Verge
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