SpaceX Cleared to Resume Falcon 9 Launches Amid Ongoing FAA Probe
SpaceX can restart Falcon 9 launches despite an ongoing FAA investigation. The anomaly during the Starlink satellite launch was caused by a liquid oxygen leak due to a loose clamp and engine vibration.
SpaceX has made necessary design changes after the incident. The company previously achieved a remarkable 335-launch streak with 96 successful launches in 2023. The next Falcon 9 launch is set for July 27, showcasing SpaceX's commitment to safety and innovation.
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