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The first -stage booster splashes into the Gulf of Mexico precisely as planned, after firing its engines.
The previous three test flights ended in explosions of the rocket and the spacecraft.
This time, both managed to splash down in a controlled fashion.
It was a critical milestone in SpaceX 's plan to eventually return Starship 's booster to its launch site for reuse.
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