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Twice in a row: SpaceX rocket aborts launch at last second again (video)

SpaceX faces a deepening stock sell-off following consecutive last-second rocket launch aborts.

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The brief

SpaceX has experienced two consecutive last-second aborts of its rocket launches. Following these events, the company has rescheduled its Starship launch attempt for Thursday.

Coverage from Investopedia and Futurism highlights a deepening sell-off of SpaceX stock, which has hit a new low and extended a losing streak to six days. Futurism notes the challenges the company faces as a public entity with an experimental main product.

Attention remains on the rescheduled Starship launch attempt and the continuing trajectory of the company's stock price.

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Quick answers

What happened to the recent SpaceX launches?

According to Space, the rocket aborted launch at the last second twice in a row.

How is SpaceX's stock performing?

Investopedia reports the stock has plunged to a new low and has been on a losing streak for six days.

When is the next Starship launch attempt?

Reuters reports that the launch attempt has been moved to Thursday.

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