The Starship SN24 rocket will remain grounded after the Federal Aviation Administration on Tuesday delayed the review of SpaceX's launch plans again for the fifth time. 

It was pushed back another two weeks and is now expected to be released on June 13. 

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The FAA is looking into the launches’ impacts on public safety, pollution, historical monuments and the natural habitat.

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