"High velocity" missions, as he call them, require far more thrust and, if landing back on land, would require even more fuel. I read somewhere too that this t

"High velocity" missions, as he call them, require far more thrust and, if landing back on land, would require even more fuel. I read somewhere too that this time they used an older rocket. The land landing from last month was with a newer, less powerful rocket (but I imagine more efficient, hence the newer x less powerfull paradox).