By Sheetal Kumari | April 17, 2025
SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket made history by landing vertically after launching a payload into orbit, marking a significant milestone in reusable rocket technology.
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SpaceX successfully landed a Falcon 9 rocket on a drone ship at sea, demonstrating the feasibility of reusable rockets for orbital missions.
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SpaceX achieved multiple successful landings and reuses of its Falcon 9 boosters, showcasing the cost-effectiveness and reliability of its technology.
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The Falcon Heavy’s side boosters landed simultaneously, marking a spectacular achievement in rocketry and paving the way for future heavy-lift missions.
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SpaceX’s Starship SN8 prototype performed a high-altitude test, demonstrating its capabilities and marking a significant step towards establishing a reusable spacecraft for lunar and Mars missions.
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After several prototypes faced challenges, SN15 successfully landed, marking a significant milestone in SpaceX’s Starship development program.
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SpaceX achieved its 100th successful Falcon 9 landing, solidifying its position as a leader in reusable rocket technology and space exploration.
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The Starship S24 prototype, atop the Super Heavy booster B7, performed a high-altitude test, showcasing the integrated system’s capabilities.
SpaceX achieved a groundbreaking feat by catching the Starship booster back at the launch site, marking a major milestone in reusable rocket technology.
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Building on previous successes, SpaceX demonstrated the reliability of its Starship system with another successful launch, reentry, and booster recovery, paving the way for future lunar and Mars missions.
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