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A SpaceX booster rocket has returned to Earth and been caught by giant robotic arms - following a successful launch of the company's Starship spacecraft. Read more:

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Stephen Fielding1 год назад

Can someone explain why the genius behind this has been excluded from the upcoming investment summit?

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Everyday Astronaut on X: "I’m equal parts blown away by what @SpaceX accomplished this morning but also with THIS LIVE 4K PRODUCTION the Everyday Astronaut / @considercosmos team produced! These shots live… unbelievable" 🤯

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Team Trump makes things happen. Meanwhile Tim Waltz has ordered tampons in male bathrooms. Be careful which side you pick. 🥸

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Is it really catching if it isn't moving.

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The successful return of the booster with robotic arms is a huge leap for reusable rocketry. Excited for what this means for future space missions! 🚀

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