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SPACEX ATTEMPTS TO CATCH A STARSHIP - SpaceX Starship Flight 15
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- Ship 42 is returning for its first attempt to be caught by Pad 2's chopsticks, according to the description.
- The description is a livestream listing for SpaceX Starship Flight 15 with links to Starship news and community forums.
Why watch · It covers an attempt to catch a returning Starship ship with the launch tower's chopstick arms, a recovery method being tested for the first time at Pad 2.
- SpaceX Starship
- Flight 15
- Ship 42
- Pad 2
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