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Musk's Starship spacecraft has been approved for its fourth test flight.
Elon Musk's SpaceX has received approval from the US aviation safety regulatory agency to launch its large "Starship" rocket for the fourth major test flight. The company is working to get the rocket running and ready for regular space travel. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) on Tuesday said in a statement that it has granted SpaceX a launch license for the next test flight. SpaceX currently plans to launch the "Starship" from its Starbase launch site at the southern tip of Texas as early as June 6th. The FAA statement said:
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