SpaceX's mechanical 'arms' successfully catch Starship rocket booster back at launch pad, marking engineering milestone

SpaceX pulled off its boldest test flight yet of the enormous Starship rocket on Sunday, catching the returning booster back at the launch pad using a tower dubbed "Mechazilla".

SpaceX's mechanical 'arms' successfully catch Starship rocket booster back at launch pad, marking engineering milestone

SpaceX's mechanical 'arms' successfully catch Starship rocket booster back at launch pad, marking engineering milestone

SpaceX's mechanical 'arms' successfully catch Starship rocket booster back at launch pad, marking engineering milestone

SpaceX's mechanical 'arms' successfully catch Starship rocket booster back at launch pad, marking engineering milestone
SpaceX's mechanical 'arms' successfully catch Starship rocket booster back at launch pad, marking engineering milestone
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