SpaceX made history twice in one launch as it launched and recovered a previously flown and recycled first stage booster.
The launch went off without incident or delay at 6:27 pm eastern time on Thursday evening from the Kennedy Space Center.
The mission, SES-10, carried a communications satellite from Luxembourg-based communications company SES.
The first stage successfully performed a re-entry burn, re-entered Earth’s atmosphere, and landed on the unmanned drone landing ship “Of Course I Still Love You.”
The booster is expected to be refurbished and used in a future launch.
Indonesia says it could deploy up to 8,000 troops to Gaza to support a U.S.-led…
French police raided the Arab World Institute in Paris on Monday as part of a…
Researchers discovered an elephant bone in Spain possibly linked to the Second Punic War, according…
The Department of Homeland Security’s funding lapsed Saturday, launching the government into a partial shutdown…
California imported a record amount of gasoline in November after major refinery closures tied to…
Army 2nd Lt. Darwin Keith Kyle was an experienced soldier who'd survived World War II…