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Will the Starship V3 debut launch be enough to regain SpaceX’s Moon momentum?

SpaceX is racing to test its upgraded Starship V3, as Blue Origin aims to steal the spotlight with a major lunar landing achievement later this year.

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Will the Starship V3 debut launch be enough to regain SpaceX’s Moon momentum?
SpaceX's Starship upper stage flying through suborbital space during a previous flight test.SpaceX

Chris Young’s Beyond Earth column explores the intersection of space technology and policy, providing thought-provoking commentary on the latest advancements and regulatory developments in the sector.

SpaceX’s Starship became the world’s largest and most powerful rocket to ever fly when it first took to the skies in April 2023. For its upcoming flight test, it will be even larger and more powerful.