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Five previous flights of Starship , dating back to April 2023 , have all launched near dawn from South Texas .
For the upcoming mission, the company will look for a late-afternoon launch window, which will allow the vehicle to reenter during daylight into the Indian Ocean .
SpaceX’s update also confirms that this will be the last flight of the initial version of the Starship vehicle.
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