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SpaceX has canceled a planned test flight of its Starship rocket and Super Heavy booster due to an issue with the engine startup sequence. The countdown was aborted shortly before the scheduled launch time, and engineers are now preparing to drain the rocket's propellant tanks.
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SpaceX has canceled a planned test flight of its Starship rocket and Super Heavy booster due to an issue with the engine startup sequence. The countdown was aborted shortly before the scheduled launch time, and engineers are now preparing to drain the rocket's propellant tanks.
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SpaceX scrubs Starship launch after some of its engines didn't start
SpaceX cancels Starship launch due to engine startup issues