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SpaceX plans to catch both Starship booster and ship on Flight 15 targeted for November 13

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SpaceX has scheduled its Starship Flight 15 for November 13 according to its launch page. The mission reportedly aims to catch both the Super Heavy booster and the Starship upper stage. The source material provides only a brief link post with limited details beyond the planned date and recovery goal. Further specifics about the flight profile and outcomes are not included in the available information.

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