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Amazon’s Bezos taunts Musk over SpaceX rocket landing
The first-stage successful upright landing of the SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket on Monday, December 21, 2015 at Cape Canaveral.
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For the first time anywhere, a rocket was launched but then returned and landed vertically on the pad. SpaceX came back and offered some images and video of just the successful landing.
In the meantime there are people who called out Bezos for trying to compare Falcon 9 with the New Shepard, which is way shorter, others reminded him that landing the Falcon 9 was tougher than the Blue Origin rocket.
Six months after one of its rockets exploded after launch, privately-owned SpaceX resumed operations Monday with a dramatic nighttime launch and a historic landing of its first-stage booster.
In Silicon Valley’s race to space, Elon Musk is back on top.
SpaceX sent a Falcon rocket soaring toward orbit Monday night with 11 small satellites, its first mission since an accident last summer.
SpaceX employees jammed company headquarters in Hawthorne, California, anxiously awaiting success outside Mission Control.
Minutes after blast-off, the Falcon 9’s first stage rocket separated from its upper-stage booster, which continued on into orbit to release ORBCOMM’s satellites, which will provide machine-to-machine messaging services on the ground – such as between retailers and shipping containers.
He later told journalists “No one has ever brought a booster, an orbital-class booster, back intact”.
“SpaceX is further planning two launches next month, including a commercial satellite and an ocean science satellite for NASA”. The SpaceX rocket is faster and more complex, meaning it was a bit harder to pull off than Blur Origin’s test, but it’s still huge. Musk explained minutes before the launch how many tweaks were made to account for the previous failures.
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Brendan Byrne of member station WMFE in Orlando reports that SpaceX plans to resume supply missions to the International Space Station as early as February. Also, Blue Origin’ rocket was on a “suborbital” flight so didn’t go as high as the Falcon 9.