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56 Miles (90 km) Above Earth - Successful Amateur Rocket Launch
Two-stage amateur rocket flight to 293,488 ft (55.6 mi/89.5 km). This rocket is called MESOS (short for mesosphere) because it is designed to fly there. Th...
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This video shows a unique booster-mounted camera near the grid fins, giving a close-up view of how SpaceX catches the Starship booster. You can clearly see the landing legs and the mechanical “chopstick” apparatus as they guide the booster precisely into place—a rare perspective on the engineering that makes mid-air booster recovery possible. #SpaceX #Starship #BoosterCam #RocketLanding #ReusableRocket #GridFins #ChopstickLanding #RocketScience #SpaceTech #StarshipLanding | Spaceagency.blog
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