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SpaceX

        2025.03.07
    
13:42

                            Musk said the SpaceX spacecraft accident on the 6th was "a small setback."
                        
10:54

                            SpaceX will conduct a thorough investigation into the explosion and disintegration of the Starship's second-stage spacecraft and cooperate with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).
                        
09:38

                            The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has asked SpaceX to conduct an accident investigation into the loss of contact with the spacecraft during the Starship launch on March 6.
                        
09:07

                            US begins search for Starship debris
                        
                            On March 6, local time, after the eighth test flight of the "Starship" spacecraft of the U.S. Space Exploration Technologies Corporation (SpaceX) was declared a failure, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) issued a no-fly order at four airports, stopping all flights to Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Palm Beach and Orlando airports in Florida to search for debris of the "Starship" spacecraft. The no-fly order will last until 8 pm Eastern Time.
                        
08:52

                            The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) lifted the ground flight order at Fort Lauderdale Airport, which it had previously issued at four US airports after the SpaceX test failure.
                        
08:24

                            The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) issued ground orders for four US airports following a failed SpaceX test.
                        
08:22

                            SpaceX: Has begun coordinating with safety officials to implement pre-developed emergency response measures.
                        
08:22

                            SpaceX: Will review data from today's flight test to better understand the root cause.
                        
07:42

                            SpaceX Starship successfully recovered the super heavy rocket booster in its eighth test flight
                        
                            On the evening of March 6th local time, the eighth test flight mission of the Starship of the U.S. Space Exploration Technology Company (SpaceX) successfully recovered the super-heavy rocket booster.
                        
07:40

                            SpaceX successfully recovered the rocket booster during the eighth test flight of Starship.
                        
07:32

                            SpaceX Starship ignites and launches for its eighth test flight
                        
                            SpaceX Starship ignited and launched into space for its eighth test flight.
                        
07:16

                            SpaceX: The 39 Raptor engines of the Starship and Super Heavy booster combination are being pre-cooled in preparation for liftoff.
                        
        2025.03.05
    
08:10

                            NASA: SpaceX now plans to launch the agency's Spherex and Punch missions on March 7.
                        
        2025.03.04
    
07:57

                            Starship test flight originally scheduled for today canceled
                        
                            SpaceX: Today's eighth Starship test flight has been suspended and the team is determining the best flight opportunity for the next flight.
                        
06:57

                            SpaceX: The launch window for the eighth test flight of Starship will open at 5:45 p.m. Central Time today (7:45 a.m. Beijing time this morning).

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