FAA Starbase environmental review decision now two weeks away, June 13
The FAA once again moved the date for when it intends to release the final Programmatic Environmental Assessment (PEA) for launching Starship from SpaceX’s Starbase facility. Initially intended for today, the administration is now looking to release Starbase’s PEA on June 13, or “in two weeks.” more… The post FAA Starbase environmental review decision now two weeks away, June 13 appeared first on Space Explored.
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