SpaceX Prepares Launch Mount Ahead Of Second Integrated Starship Launch

SpaceX Prepares Launch Mount Ahead Of Second Integrated Starship Launch

An American flag is hung from the top of SpaceX's Orbital Launch Integration Tower at SpaceX's South Texas facility near Brownsville, Texas. (Photo by Reginald Mathalone/NurPhoto)

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