With the launch on Tuesday at 18:17 EST from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida, the SpaceX mission put another 23 Starlink satellites into orbit. The event was broadcast live on social media, where everyone could watch the successful landing on the Just Read the Instructions unmanned ship in the Atlantic Ocean.

In the years since the first landing in 2015, SpaceX has corrected early flaws when rockets landed too hard or tipped over. The rocket’s first stage, which landed on Tuesday, has previously participated in nine missions, demonstrating the reliability and durability of Falcon 9 launch vehicles. This launch vehicle has already launched Crew-6, SES O3b mPOWER, USSF-124 and five Starlink missions.

The company has recently set another record, namely, the same Falcon 9 stage has made 20 successful launches and landings.

SpaceX CEO Elon Musk personally congratulated the team on the significant achievement, which testifies to the reality of a rapid increase in the number of launches. Given the pace of the company’s development, the 400th landing could happen much sooner than expected, emphasizing the steady progress in space exploration.