The FAA finally Closed Starship Flight 12 Investigation, Problems Solved! Flight 13 in Hours...

The FAA finally Closed Starship Flight 12 Investigation, Problems Solved! Flight 13 in Hours...
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The FAA finally Closed Starship Flight 12 Investigation, Problems Solved! Flight 13 in Hours...
One of the biggest milestones before Starship Flight 13 has finally been cleared. The FAA has officially closed the Starship Flight 12 investigation, giving SpaceX the regulatory green light to move forward with Flight 13. With the final major approval now in place, all eyes are on Starbase as Booster 20 and Ship 40 enter the last phase of launch preparations.
In today's episode of Great SpaceX, we break down the FAA's official updates regarding the Starship Flight 12 investigation, including the root causes behind Booster 19's engine issues and the hardware and software upgrades SpaceX has implemented to improve reliability for Starship Flight 13. We also examine what the FAA's approval means for the upcoming mission, the latest work on Booster 20 and Ship 40, possible Wet Dress Rehearsal scenarios, and why Flight 13 could become one of the most important Starship missions to date. Carrying 20 real Starlink V3 satellites, the mission is expected to demonstrate major improvements in re-light capability, payload deployment, and orbital performance.
Beyond Starship, we also explore NASA's latest progress toward Artemis III as the agency officially begins assembling the Space Launch System (SLS) at Kennedy Space Center. We discuss the arrival of the first solid rocket booster segment, NASA's current assembly timeline, and how Artemis III fits into the agency's evolving lunar exploration strategy.
The FAA finally Closed Starship Flight 12 Investigation, Problems Solved! Flight 13 in Hours...
Finally, we take a look at an ambitious and controversial new space project. California startup Reflect Orbital has received FCC approval to launch Eärendil-1, a demonstration satellite designed to deploy a giant mirror in orbit. Could orbital mirrors help generate more clean energy, or will they create new challenges for astronomy, wildlife, and the night sky? We examine both the company's vision and the growing concerns surrounding this bold concept.
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