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The Federal Aviation Administration has approved SpaceX for the 14th flight of its Starship rocket, clearing the way for the next launch from Starbase in Texas. Starship is central to NASA's Artemis moon plans and Elon Musk's Mars ambitions. The approval comes as each successive test flight draws wide attention across the space and aerospace communities.
- 2SpaceX clears final FAA approval for Starship Flight 14 launch Monday▼SpaceX completes Starship Flight 14 launch rehearsal, gets final FAA approval for launch on Monday, more
SpaceX has completed its launch rehearsal for Starship Flight 14 and received the final FAA approval needed to proceed, with liftoff scheduled for Monday. The dress rehearsal, a full countdown and fueling test, is a standard final step before launch. Space watchers are tracking whether the flight will build on the progress of previous Starship test missions.
- 3Sarcasm over Israel's 'only democracy' claim circulates online●RE: https:// todon.eu/@faab64/1173450278330 12641 “Only democracy in the Middle East”, ladies and gentlemen. # israel #
Social media users are mockingly repeating the phrase 'only democracy in the Middle East', a long-standing description of Israel, to challenge it. The post attaches hashtags accusing Israel of genocide, ethnic cleansing, apartheid and settler colonialism, and calls for a halt to Israeli actions and support for BDS and a free Palestine. No independent facts or new events are given beyond the rhetorical claim itself.
- 4NFL made Azeez Al-Shaair remove slain girl's name from eye black●An NFL official told Houston Texans linebacker Azeez Al-Shaair during a Week 2 game to remove the name of Wafaa Akila fr
Houston Texans linebacker Azeez Al-Shaair was ordered by an NFL official during a Week 2 game to wipe the name Wafaa Akila from his eye black or leave the game, and he complied. Wafaa Akila was an eight-year-old girl killed in an Israeli airstrike. Critics are calling the league's action censorship of pro-Palestinian expression by a player.