Watching boosters fall out of space for a soft landing and reuse never gets old. Routine, yes, but old, never. Article at The Daily Galaxy.
BTW, we don't know what the heck the NROL-77 super-secret payload is, and we'll probably never know. And that's OK too, kind of the nature of these launches. But watching the booster come back, man oh man.
BTW2: Marginal cost per pound for Falcon 9 launches is estimated at $389. For the older, partially reusable Space Shuttle, inflation adjusted to 2025 dollars, this was $9565. Draw your own conclusions.
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