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During testing at Firefly Aerospace's facilities in Briggs, TX, an Alpha booster designated for Flight 7 exploded on the test stand. Firefly reports there were no injuries, but the booster was lost. A security camera at nearby Harold's Auto Parts captured the incident.

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