SpaceX has finally landed a version of their Mars-bound Starship rocket without it exploding into a million pieces, which is a pretty big achievement for the company and owner Elon Musk.
The SN15 rocket, a 165-foot leviathan, was launched from the company's Boca Chica testing facility in Texas at 5.25pm local time yesterday and managed to get 10 kilometres up into the air, emerge from the top of a cloud that had previously been obscuring it, then descend horizontally before righting itself at the last second by firing the engines.
