Just when another launch company manages a drop ship landing, but fails miserably at getting the payload to space. SpaceX turns around and does a routine Heavy launch and lands both side boosters at the LZ and the mission is successful.Why are the other guys even trying? Just partner with SpaceX. It's the obvious decision in light of failing constantly.

Star Walk 2 — Best Astronomy App 💫 on Instagram: "🚀 SpaceX never fails to deliver excitement in the sky On January 16, the 7th flight test of the Starship megarocket launched from Starbase, Texas. The 403-ft (123 m) vehicle successfully lifted off, achieved stage separation, and the Super Heavy booster made an incredible landing—caught by the launch tower’s «chopstick» arms. 🦾🔥 However, about 8 minutes into the flight, contact with the upper stage was lost. Shortly after, it exploded over th

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