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On October 2, 2026, SpaceX launched its Starship vehicle and Super Heavy booster from the Starbase facility in Texas for an orbital test mission. During the ascent, the rocket experienced an engine malfunction, but the mission continued after the team determined it was safe to proceed. The flight successfully deployed 26 Starlink V3 satellites into orbit. The mission, which was shortened to three hours, also tested essential components such as the heat shield. Following the flight, the Starship vehicle splashed down in the ocean north of Hawaii, where reports differ on whether the craft was lost or detonated post-splashdown.
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