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Space Exploration Technologies Corporation • 330 successful Falcon launches & 296 landings • Launched and brought back 50 humans from orbit • Over 5k Starlink satellites & 2.7M customers worldwide • 3 fully stacked flight tests of Starship within a year Amazing work by Elon Musk & SpaceX Team!

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