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SpaceX Works to Recover Starship From the Indian Ocean 2 Weeks After Splashdown

SpaceX said the intact splashdown was unexpected and could help advance its goal of a fully reusable rocket for future moon and Mars missions.

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SpaceX is trying to recover Starship from the Indian Ocean two weeks after splashdown following its 13th flight test.

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The Starship has remained unexpectedly intact upon re-entry into the atmosphere, but the recovery of the 52-metre-long giant is complicated. Musk: "The situation is not rosy.

The Starship ship of the 13th test flight landed smoothly in the Indian Ocean. The recovery operation is upset by an adverse weather, with the risk of losing it.

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Génération-NT broke the news on Monday, August 10, 2026.
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