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Absolute success was yesterday's mission SpaceX. The company successfully launched a rocket that sent the Space Dragon boat with supplies to the International Space Station. The rocket then returned to Earth and landed successfully at Cape Canaveral. This would be impossible in previous years, after the rocket would be considered expendable resulting in debris at the drop of.

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