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After a rare flight anomaly earlier this month which led to the loss of its second stage Falcon 9, SpaceX is ready to fly its workhorse rocket once again on Saturday according to a fresh update from the company. In an X post and a press release, SpaceX highlighted that the reason behind the engine anomaly, which "damaged the the engine hardware" was a faulty sense line for the second stage engine's liquid oxygen supply. As part of remediation, SpaceX will remove this hardware from the second stage since it is not necessary for the Falcon 9's safety profile. Additionally, […]

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SpaceX Finishes Key Heat Shield Upgrade For Starship Ahead Of Flight 5

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SpaceX is moving forward with preparations for Starship flight 5 after having moved out the second stage Starship spacecraft from its processing site on a mobile static fire stand. After the fourth Starship flight last year, which was notable for its forward flap catching fire during reentry, SpaceX decided to replace all of the ship's thousands of heat shield tiles to prepare for the fifth flight. By the looks of it, the ship might be heading for a static fire attempt before the fifth test flight to complete another pre flight test. SpaceX's Starship Flight 5 Likely To Take Place […]

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SpaceX's brand new spacesuits developed for extra vehicular activity (EVA) for the first commercial spacewalk planned as part of the Polaris Program have completed acceptance testing. SpaceX, as part of its NASA missions, makes its own spacesuits for astronauts to cover their needs inside the Crew Dragon spacecraft. These are pressurized spacesuits that are designed to keep the crew safe in case their ship loses pressurization. On the other hand, the new suits, developed by SpaceX for its private astronaut mission, will allow astronauts to venture out of the Crew Dragon and conduct their spacewalk. SpaceX's Spacesuits Will Help Monitor […]

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Officials from NASA and SpaceX have shared fresh details about their plan to de-orbit the International Space Station (ISS) at the end of its operational life in 2030. SpaceX was awarded an $843 million contract by NASA late last month to develop a ship that will dock to the ISS and push it towards the Earth. Details revealed in NASA's selection document for the award revealed that only SpaceX and Northrop Grumman were the final contestants for the award, with SpaceX edging out because of its existing strengths of the Dragon platform. NASA shared during a media conference earlier today […]
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