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JUST IN: SpaceX booster rocket successfully returns to the same tower it launched from.

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Alan Carroll2 years ago

SpaceX haters rn

Kevin2 years ago

Normal people don't know the amount of accurate calculation and computations it takes to pull this off

Moxas2 years ago

finally a rocket that respects its launchpad

Gabriel Haines.eth2 years ago

Pretty sure the vids in reverse

Chandan2 years ago

Incredible achievement 🔥

lyxe2 years ago

bros cheering like their team just won the nfl

Yenni2 years ago

Nigga the video is reversed that’s it

Nezuron 🧩2 years ago

Elon is such a world changer

Rushi2 years ago

Bullish on Elon and his projects!

G. Henry Scavacini(BTC FAM)2 years ago

Amazing 👏 private sector crushing gov's NASA's l!es and deceit.

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