Last Thursday, SpaceX performed its first full-blown fairing recovery test during the Falcon 9 launch of PAZ and two Starlink demonstration satellites. The attempt involved a new addition to the SpaceX recovery fleet, Mr. Steven, complete with a giant net that is designed to catch returning fairings. While the catch during the PAZ mission was unsuccessful, the other phases of the recovery process showed significant progress.
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SpaceX has launched with the debuting of an upgraded payload fairing for the Falcon 9…
The eighth and final Iridium NEXT launch – that was conducted on Friday – will…