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Recent SpaceX Launch in Texas Poses Risk to Wildlife and Environment
As SpaceX's Starship juddered into the sky above south Texas last March, orange flames and white smoke plumbed behind it, everything looked normal. The spacecraft, however, thudded back to Earth around six minutes into the test mission.
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