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The SpaceX Falcon 9 reusability record is incredible ​One single booster, tail number B1067, has successfully launched and landed 31 times as of late 2025 It's not just one....Several other boosters have flown over 20 times This is why SpaceX Falcon 9 remains the go-to launch vehicle for delivering...

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