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LAS CRUCES, New Mexico—SpaceX will likely submit its final accident report on the June 28 loss of the Falcon 9 vehicle to the FAA in November, and says the upper-stage strut first identified as the prime suspect has been officially confirmed as the root cause of the mishap. “The early reports in the...
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