SpaceX attempts dual rocket launch from Florida after weather delay.
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SpaceX will attempt to launch two Falcon 9 missions on Sunday, including a Starlink internet mission and an International Space Station resupply mission. The Starlink mission is scheduled to launch at 5:56 a.m. EDT, while the ISS resupply mission is set for 12:12 p.m. EDT. Both missions will target drone ship landings in the Atlantic Ocean. Weather conditions may impact the launches, with a 50% chance of liftoff for the Starlink mission and a 40% chance for the ISS resupply mission.
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