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The FAA says SpaceX must investigate why the second stage of its workhorse Falcon 9 rocket malfunctioned after a NASA astronaut mission on Saturday .
The malfunction caused the booster to fall into a region of the Pacific Ocean outside of the designated safety zone that the FAA approved for the mission.
The astronaut crew carried on to the ISS safely, docking on Sunday as planned.
Saturday 's mishap was the third to trigger an FAA grounding in the past three months .
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