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After failing to catch a booster yesterday, SpaceX managed to recapture its massive reusable rocketship, "Starship" for the first time. Smaller previous models have successfully relanded but they require heavy legs and aren't fully reusable. Story by Daniel Quinlan.
We haven't written up this one. France 24 has the full story — the link below goes straight to it.
STARBASE: SpaceX’s Starship spacecraft on Saturday returned from a 22-hour voyage in orbit and descended for the first time into the grasp of giant mechanical arms at the Texas tower it was launched…
Cambridge museum celebrates the world's first business computer with films, family activities, and a little Python
Scientists say not knowing what lives in our oceans holds back efforts to protect them. Marine biologists are racing to catalogue species — from carnivorous sponges to otherworldly sea slugs.
Renovated classrooms and technical training mean little if graduates enter an economy that lacks the capital, institutions and markets to put their skills to work.
SpaceX has achieved its first Starship capture! The catching mechanism nicknamed Mechazilla grabbed Starship out of the air over Starbase in South Texas. The post Glorious Starship capture!
Ancient writers couldn't agree on how Egypt's last queen took her own life, and the famous snakebite story may owe more to her enemies than to the facts.
