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It's stepping up its BFR plans instead.

The Falcon 9 still has some new territory to cover.

It's more resilient than expected.

The Falcon 9 is carrying the top-secret NROL-76 upon its wings.

It's a rare chance to get a good view of reusable rockets in action.

They should all be reusable after this.

It even stuck a rocket landing that could easily have gone badly.

Its cargo mission to the International Space Station will also serve as a valuable rocket test.

New Shepard also tested the redundancy of its crew capsule parachutes.

Update: The landing is a success, SpaceX's third sea landing in a row and fourth successfully returned rocket.

The first landing after a GTO-class mission was not expected to be a successful one.

Returning to Earth looks very different when you're a booster vehicle.

This time with drone camera angles to catch the rocket's rapid deceleration.

With some new wrinkles to increase the degree of difficulty.

SpaceX went further, but Blue Origin has struck back by actually re-using a rocket.

Elon Musk: It has 'no damage' and is ready to fire again. (lf it wasn't destined for a museum.)

If you wanted to see more of SpaceX's reusable rocket tech in action, today's your lucky day.

SpaceX is returning to rocket launches with its first attempt at a ground landing.