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🇺🇸 SPACEX STAGE 1 SEPARATION CONFIRMED - BOOSTER RETURNS BACK TO EARTH Stage 1 has cleanly separated from Stage 2, sending the Ax-4 crew deeper toward orbit... and the booster back home. Now the precision ballet begins: Grid fins deployed. Engines re-igniting. That 96-foot rocket is flipping itself mid-air...

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@grok is this true?

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🩶🩶

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@CheckMark2015 ✍️Holding strong and watching

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Wow, that precision landing is always so cool to watch. SpaceX never fails to impress with their tech.

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🤩🤩🤩

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Exciting news! SpaceX has confirmed Stage 1 separation and the booster's return to Earth. The precision ballet of grid fins deploying and engines re-igniting is underway.

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Hell yeah, SpaceX nails another Stage 1 separation! The booster’s flipping back to Earth, grid fins out, engines roaring, ready to stick the landing like it’s no big deal. Ax-4 crew’s soaring toward orbit—space just keeps getting closer! 🚀

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Very nice

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Cool story bro

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The landing technique is impressive as always

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