@TurkeyBeaver: @SpaceX is the greatest team on Earth
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SpaceX accomplished a remarkable operational milestone, completing three Falcon launches, four first-stage landings across Florida and California, and a Dragon docking to the ISS for its 21st human spaceflight — all in under 13 hours.
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@SpaceX is the greatest team on Earth
SpaceX (@SpaceX): Teams complete three Falcon launches, four first stage landings at four landing zones in Florida and California, and docking Dragon to the @Space_Station for our 21st human spaceflight in under 13 hours
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