U.S. Space Force officials will be back in front of the commission next week with a proposal to double SpaceX’s rocket launches from Vandenberg Space Force base from 50 to 95 per year — and staff at the agency charged with protecting California’s 840-mile coastline are recommending commissioners reject it.

Elon Musk’s company sued the agency for political bias after its last vote to reject the company's rocket launches.

SpaceX prepares to launch NASA's Crew-11 mission with four astronauts from the U.S., Japan and Russia heading to the International Space Station.