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Starlink missionArs Technica
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SpaceX has a launch opportunity for no earlier than 12:14 am ET (04:14 UTC ) on Wednesday for its Starlink 10 -4 mission.
It was only about 10 days ago that the Falcon 9 rocket's upper stage failed in flight.
The company plans to launch at least three Starlink missions in rapid succession from its two launch pads in Florida and one in California to determine the effectiveness of the fix.
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