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>China just notched a huge spaceflight milestone. The nation has recovered a rocket during an orbital launch for the first time ever, pulling off the feat during the Long March 10B's maiden liftoff on Friday (July 10). And that recovery was unique: The rocket's first stage nestled softly into a net-like structure carried by a ship at sea.

Archive: https://archive.today/I2Ovw From the post: >>China just notched a huge spaceflight milestone. The nation has recovered a rocket during an orbital launch for the first time ever, pulling off the feat during the Long March 10B's maiden liftoff on Friday (July 10). And that recovery was unique: The rocket's first stage nestled softly into a net-like structure carried by a ship at sea.
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SpaceX has been doing this for like a decade now. They probably stole most of the tech to get it done.

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They caught it with wires. Not even half as impressive. I bet they damaged it enough they can't reuse it.

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They probably bought some SpaceX engineers.