That was (once again) AWESOME!!!

So what happens to the second stage of Dragon? Does it re-enter the atmosphere and burn up, or does it float around forever?

I just lost my feed.

Here's the nose cone I was talking about.

https://i.imgur.com/aV8zcbJ.jpg

Burns up, but it can sometimes takes a while. There are a ton of old rocket boosters floating around out there.

Solar arrays deployed. All looks good for now!

Iridium off of the west coast is up next and then Zuma and (perhaps) Heavy!

Oh, I see. That's awesome!

For those of us that missed it this morning...

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Sweet. I missed it. Thanks man.

My favorite shot from today by far.

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over 6000kmh Jeez. I am slightly ignorant to what spacex is trying to accomplish. I shall look into it deeper. But I love what Elon has been able to do with tesla and solar.

SpaceX's mission statement pretty well sums it up:

"SpaceX was founded under the belief that a future where humanity is out exploring the stars is fundamentally more exciting than one where we are not. Today, SpaceX is actively developing the technologies to make this possible, with the ultimate goal of enabling human life on Mars."

...and you should see Elon's aggressive goals. People sent to Mars by 2024. It's a beautiful thing!

NASAs footage of yesterday. Some cooler shots of the landing.

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It's alive!!!

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Wow. Wish SpaceX would up their landing production to match this. These were really cool views.