SpaceX receives FAA license for second launch of Starship rocket, granting authorization for liftoff from Starbase in Texas. The license comes after the completion of an investigation into the mishap during the first Starship flight and an environmental review involving the US Fish and Wildlife Service. The upcoming test flight aims to achieve similar objectives as the previous mission, with the Super Heavy booster landing in the Gulf of Mexico and the Starship upper stage nearly reaching orbital velocity before splashing down near Hawaii.