SpaceX shares plunge over 2% in after-hours trading after Starship's 15th test flight failed to return to launch site as planned. According to BlockBeats, on November 14th, SpaceX's Starship heavy-lift rocket conducted its 15th test flight on the afternoon of November 13th (Central Time). The initial plan was for both the booster and the spacecraft to return to the launch site and be captured and recovered by the launch tower's robotic arm, but the booster failed to return as planned. At approximately 4:48 PM Central Time on November 13th (approximately 6:48 AM Beijing Time on November 14th), Starship lifted off from its launch site in southern Texas. The first and second stages subsequently separated. The Super Heavy booster failed to return to the launch site as planned and splashed down in the Gulf of Mexico. SpaceX shares closed down 0.59% on Friday and fell 2.05% in after-hours trading. The grey market price is currently down 0.93%, at $136.52.