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Using a call out here. Wish I had more in my port to put here. Read this and share. SPCX is SpaceX's stock ticker. Today SpaceX launches Starship Flight 15 from Starbase, Texas, at 5:45 p.m. ET, which is 4:45 p.m. Central. It's going for the first-ever "double catch," with the launch tower's mechanical "chopstick" arms grabbing both stages of the rocket out of midair. Here's the plan. The Super Heavy booster comes back about 6.5 minutes after liftoff to get caught. Meanwhile, the Starship upper stage goes to orbit, drops off 26 next-gen Starlink V3 satellites, and circles Earth for about 22 hours. Then it comes back for its own catch tomorrow afternoon (Saturday). Why it's history: if it works, it'll be the first time every piece of an orbital rocket is recovered for reuse. SpaceX has caught the booster three times before, but it has never caught the Starship upper stage. Full reuse could drastically cut launch costs and speed up Starlink, moon, and Mars plans. A Morgan Stanley analyst called a successful catch potentially "the biggest positive catalyst since the IPO" for the stock. The catch: it's far from guaranteed. Starship only reached orbit for the first time in September, and none of the newest V3 boosters have been caught yet. If anything looks off, SpaceX will send Starship to splash down in the Pacific instead. You can watch it on Space.com, and there's more from Axios and Yahoo Finance.