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Starship V3 executing a precision-controlled splashdown in the Indian Ocean A giant stainless-steel skyscraper falling back from space, flipping vertical, lighting its engines, and touching down in the ocean with absurd control This is the kind of thing that used to look like science fiction Now SpaceX is doing...

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