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US Air Force captain arrested in Japan's Okinawa for alleged drunk driving
By Marcus Chen
SpaceX's Starship enters Earth's orbit, but booster catch aborted
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Successful recoveries of both Starship and its booster would have marked a milestone in the space industry's decades-long pursuit of fully reusable rocket systems that can drastically reduce mission costs and make frequent launches possible.
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