X Report 19 Dec 2024
SpaceX secures FAA license for Starship Flight 7 and plans to establish Starbase as a city. Firefly and ispace are set to share a Falcon 9 launch. Plus, new Starlink services launch in New Zealand.
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March 9, 1961
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00094
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3/10/1961
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SPUTNIK 9 DEB
Alternative Name
deb Korabl'-Sputnik-4
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USSR
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