SpaceX plans to reuse a caught Starship booster following its recent flight success.

Scott Manley reviews recent aerospace milestones, including the historic Fram-2 mission and a major national security launch contract. This update highlights the rapid evolution of orbital flight and the shifting landscape of commercial space partnerships.

The Fram-2 mission achieved a significant milestone by orbiting further north than any previous crewed flight, allowing astronauts to view the Earth's ice caps from space for the first time. This accomplishment pushes the boundaries of human orbital reach.

Additionally, SpaceX, ULA, and Blue Origin have secured a substantial national security launch agreement. SpaceX is also preparing to attempt the reuse of the Starship booster that was successfully captured during flight 7, marking a new phase in their launch vehicle recovery program.

Source: SpaceX To Refly Starship Booster, First Astronauts Fly Over Poles - Deep Space Updates April 4th