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SpaceX loses contact with second Starship spacecraft nearly a month after fiery explosion
FAA issues ground stop after SpaceX loses contact with Starship 8 minutes into launch
Scientists lost contact with SpaceX's Starship 8 minutes after launch Thursday, the first test flight since the Starship 7 exploded in January.
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SpaceX Launches Starship Mega Rocket on Another Test Flight After an Explosion Marred the Last One
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Johnny Jet on MSNBreaking: FAA halts flights into Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Palm Beach and Orlando airports due to 'space launch debris'The FAA has halted flights into parts of Florida due to concerns about space debris after SpaceX lost a Starship after its launch from Texas.
Amazon, Drone and Texas
DOGE’s eager scythe has swung across Texas as hundreds of IRS workers are expected to be laid off as part of plan to cut the government workforce.
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FBI finds 'no threat' after security concern forces flight to divert to Texas
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Flight from Minneapolis bound for Mexico diverted to Texas for 'security concern'
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FBI finds "no threat" after Sun Country flight from Minneapolis diverted to Texas, says note was "hoax" by children
A helicopter crash at a hunting ranch in South Texas killed two people, according to the Federal Aviation Administration. ALSO READ: Doctor was leader in Black community, helped bring Spurs to S.A. The crash about 1:20 p.
Orlando and Miami International Airports, among others, are experiencing ground stoppages due to the failed test flight of SpaceX's Starship.
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Federal regulators have closed an investigation into what went wrong when a SpaceX Starship spacecraft — part of the most powerful launch system ever constructed — exploded during a January test flight.
The FAA is investigating after a single-engine biplane came down in a field near Eagle Mountain Lake Monday and apparently erupted into flames.
Sen. Ed Markey (D-Mass.) is calling on fellow senators to have Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) leader Elon Musk and acting Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) chief Chris Rocheleau
Three small, single-engine planes crashed in Colorado over the weekend, killing at least one person, according to the Federal Aviation Administration.
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