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13 November 2026

SpaceX's giant rocket may leave NASA in the dust

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SpaceX's giant rocket may leave NASA in the dust

As it races to develop its new massive rocket, the space launch company is preparing to retire NASA's main ride to the International Space Station. (Image credit: Eric Gay)

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