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SpaceX Starship Flight 15 - Coast Phase Part 2 - LIVE
The Brief
- Live coverage of the second part of the coast phase for Ship 42, ahead of SpaceX's Starship Flight 15.
- The stream is part of NASASpaceflight's ongoing 24/7 coverage of Starship and other launch programs.
- The description links to Starship news articles and a community forum for fans.
Why watch · It offers a live, extended look at the in-flight coast phase of a Starship test flight, a stage where the ship travels between engine burns.
- Starship
- SpaceX
- Flight 15
- Ship 42
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