SpaceX makes history with reusable rocket landing

Scientists are celebrating a major milestone in space technology. SpaceX launched a rocket Monday night from Cape Canaveral to deploy satellites. For the first time, the rocket’s massive booster landed safely on the ground after lift off. Getting its new and improved Falcon 9 rocket back to earth means that SpaceX can use it again, saving the company millions of dollars. Anna Werner reports.

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Why list all their failures on every clip?

Apart from the Facebook satellite launch they were testing new tech and were bound to have some accidents.