SpaceX Starship 28 Static Fire & IFT-3 Propellant Transfer Demo Confirmed

SpaceX began preparations for the starship's third integrated flight test. Launchpad repairs and upgrades continue. NASA says SpaceX’s next Starship flight could test propellant transfer technology. Starship-28 will undergo static fire tests soon.
India returns the Chandrayaan-3 propulsion module to Earth orbit. China launched an internet technology test satellite from a sea barge.

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