SpaceX Quickly Resumes Launches After Investigating Recent Anomaly

FAA grants approval following rapid identification and resolution of Falcon 9 rocket's liquid oxygen leak issue.

SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket successfully launched 23 Starlink satellites just two weeks after a mission failure.
A crack in a sense line caused the previous mission's liquid oxygen leak, degrading the upper-stage engine's performance.
The FAA allowed SpaceX to resume flights, citing no public safety issues from the anomaly.
NASA and SpaceX collaborated closely to ensure the reliability of future missions, including the upcoming Crew-9 flight.
SpaceX plans multiple launches in the coming weeks, including high-profile missions and the next Starship test flight.