>Everything they're ... planning on doing, has already been done. So landing a rocket after launch to re-use that rocket has already been done? Going to be int

>Everything they're ... planning on doing, has already been done. So landing a rocket after launch to re-use that rocket has already been done? Going to be interesting when they are the first to do so but it's already been done. I'd love to hear how you reason that. Doing things in a more efficient, cheaper manner means innovating new ways of development, testing, and building. More 'affordable' ventures into space can lead to an array of improvements. More research satellites being sent into space, as an example, because instead of costing $12 million to ship into space it costs $4 million [0]. I'm sorry you don't see the value in such things, but rest assured it is there. [0] figures made up, can't be bothered searching for accurate pricing