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SpaceX's Starship set for return to Earth after booster catch aborted

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Briefings

SpaceX's Starship spacecraft was confirmed healthy during its orbit and remained on track to return to Texas on Saturday. The mission involved a booster catch attempt, though the specific outcome of the catch is not detailed in the provided evidence.

Key points

• SpaceX's Starship spacecraft was confirmed healthy during its orbit and remained on track to return to Texas on Saturday.
• The mission involved a booster catch attempt, though the specific outcome of the catch is not detailed in the provided evidence.

Context

SpaceX's Starship spacecraft was 'healthy' as it orbited the Earth and on track to return Saturday to its Texas launch site, where Elon Musk's company was planning to 'catch' the vehicle for the first time.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to the spacecraft's status and planned return date. It does not specify the outcome of the booster catch attempt, nor does it provide details on the vehicle's final landing or recovery status.

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