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SpaceX postpones next Starlink satellite fleet launch due to rocket camera issue

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SpaceX called off the launch of a Falcon 9 rocket carrying 60 new Starlink internet satellites Thursday (Oct. 22) due to mission assurance concerns.

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SpaceX delays second Starlink satellite launch this week 10 minutes before go time

Elon Musk is still working to put nightmares of "scrubtober" behind us.

4 years ago·New York, United States

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The Daily Caller

SpaceX Postpones 15th Starlink Mission, Citing Minor Camera Issue

SpaceX has delayed the launch of a rocket that was set for Thursday afternoon as a part of its Starlink satellite mission, according to the company’s Twitter.

4 years ago·Washington, United States

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UPI

SpaceX scrubs Starlink satellite launch for second day in a row

For the second day in a row, officials were forced to scrub SpaceX's Starlink-15 mission.

4 years ago·Washington, United States

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Space

SpaceX postpones next Starlink satellite fleet launch due to rocket camera issue

SpaceX called off the launch of a Falcon 9 rocket carrying 60 new Starlink internet satellites Thursday (Oct. 22) due to mission assurance concerns.

4 years ago·United States

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Space Daily

SpaceX scrubs Starlink satellite launch for second day in a row

Washington DC (UPI) Oct 22, 2020 For the second day in a row, officials were forced to scrub SpaceX's Starlink-15 mission. The aerospace company's Falcon 9 rocket was originally scheduled to carry 60 more Starlink broadband satellites into space on Wednesday, but poor weather pushed the launch to Thursday. Twenty-four hours later, Launch Complex 40 at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station remains quiet. This time, te

4 years ago·Australia

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Space News

Space Force official: Launch scrubs are no reason to despair

WASHINGTON — A streak of United Launch Alliance and SpaceX launch scrubs has frustrated rocket company executives and space aficionados. But Space Force launch managers are not discouraged, and in fact see scrubs as proof that systems are working like they should, Col. Douglas Pentecost said Oct. 22.ULA and SpaceX rockets over the past two months aborted launches just seconds before liftoff. “We see that as a success,” said Pentecost, the deputy…

4 years ago·Mojave, United States

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