The Bezos tweet sparked dozens of comments, nearly all of which criticized him for suggesting that what Blue Origin had done was on the same scale as SpaceX. “Congratulations @SpaceX on your successful vertical landing of the first stage back on Earth!” Another private space ferry company, Blue Origin, owned by Amazon.com founder Jeffrey Bezos, successfully landed a first-stage booster rocket last month after a non-orbital flight.
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SpaceX: SpaceX, the spaceflight company run by billionaire super genius Elon Musk, has successfully landed its powerful Falcon 9 rocket in an upright position without crashing.
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A remodelled version of the SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket lifting off on Monday at the Cape Canaveral Air Force Station on the launcher’s first mission since a June failure. But SpaceX has insisted that each attempt has helped engineers come closer to perfecting the technique.
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The upgraded, 23-storey-tall Falcon 9 rocket lifted off from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station at 9.29am Singapore time yesterday, with the nine-engine suborbital main stage returning 10 minutes later to a landing site a few kilometres south of its launch pad.
This is the third time that SpaceX had tried to land its Falcon 9 boosters-the first two times on a floating platform int he Atlantic.
The mission’s primary objective was commercial: the company had been commissioned to launch satellites for the New Jersey-based communications company OrbComm. In the space shuttle days, those rockets were single-use only, abandoned to the ocean after launch.
The broad concept is the same as it was for the Space Shuttle: If you want to make space travel cost-effective, the vehicle needs to be reusable.
“Lower launch costs mean more space-related endeavors, more startups, more space tourism, more space businesses”, he said.
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It is a well-known fact that till now rockets worth millions get lost in space after the delivery of payload.
