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Twice in a row: SpaceX rocket aborts launch at last second again (video)

SpaceX faces financial instability and technical setbacks after two consecutive last-second launch aborts for its Starship rocket.

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The brief

SpaceX has experienced two consecutive last-second launch aborts. Following these failures, the company has rescheduled the Starship Flight 13 test launch for Thursday, July 23.

Coverage from Reuters, Futurism, and Space highlights the technical challenges of the experimental product. Simultaneously, Investopedia reports a deepening sell-off of SpaceX stock, which has hit a new low and maintained a losing streak for six days.

Attention now turns to the July 23 launch attempt to see if the company can successfully execute the crucial Starship Flight 13 test.

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Quick answers

When is the next Starship launch attempt?

SpaceX is targeting Thursday, July 23, for the Starship Flight 13 test launch.

How has the market reacted to these events?

According to Investopedia, SpaceX stock has plunged to a new low, extending a losing streak to six days.

What happened during the recent launch attempts?

The rocket aborted the launch at the last second twice in a row.

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