SpaceX pushes next Starship launch back to Sept. 28, a 6-day delay for megarocket's 1st orbital flight
📍 Aftermath
{"epilogue": "SpaceX scheduled a new target date of September 28 for Starship's fourteenth flight, which would mark the megarocket's first orbital attempt and feature the deployment of first 'V3' Starlink satellites. Following the six-day launch delay, SpaceX stock fell as retail investors sold shares.
The coverage concluded without reporting the outcome of the scheduled September 28 launch attempt."}
Epilogue added 33d ago, after coverage quieted.
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