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2024-07-26 19:55:08
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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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SpaceX Rocket Cleared for Launch After Recent Incident

After a recent anomaly with the Falcon 9 rocket, SpaceX has been designated ready for launch by the FAA. The issue, caused by a liquid oxygen leak, prevented the deployment of 20 Starlink satellites. Despite previous incidents, the Falcon 9 has a successful track record with 364 launches, including missions for NASA to the ISS. The FAA found no public safety risks, allowing SpaceX to resume operations from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California.

NASA and Boeing Evaluate Starliner Engines for Earth Return

NASA and Boeing are meticulously assessing the Starliner engines in preparation for its return journey from the International Space Station to Earth. Ground tests are being conducted to replicate crucial scenarios like undocking and reentry, uncovering initial concerns about engine performance. Further examinations are scheduled to investigate potential helium leaks and ensure optimal engine functions. NASA astronauts on the ISS, Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams, are actively supporting this critical mission for the Commercial Crew Program. The mission's success will dictate the readiness for Earth reentry, with a specific undocking date to be determined post next week.

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TechCrunch
26. Juli 2024 um 13:48

SpaceX cleared to resume Falcon 9 launches while FAA investigation remains open

Technology
SpaceX cleared to resume Falcon 9 launches while FAA investigation remains open. Starlink satellite launch anomaly caused by liquid oxygen leak in second stage engine due to loose clamp and engine vibration. SpaceX has made design change and tested it. Prior to this, SpaceX had 335-launch streak, including 96 successful launches in 2023. SpaceX aims to conduct next Falcon 9 launch on July 27.
ExtremeTech
26. Juli 2024 um 16:29

SpaceX Identifies Cause of Falcon 9 Failure, Flights Resume Soon

Technology
Despite Falcon 9's overall superb flight history, SpaceX identified and fixed issue; Flights to resume soon, including planned Starlink launch as early as July 27.
The Verge
26. Juli 2024 um 18:24

SpaceX says it’s fixed the Falcon 9 and will resume launches tomorrow

Technology
SpaceX tested Falcon 9 fixes at McGregor, Texas facility under FAA oversight; Falcon 9 to launch 23 Starlink satellites on July 27th, with additional windows on July 28th.
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