Incredible photos capture SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket piercing the fog during its successful launch
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SpaceX successfully launched a used Falcon 9 rocket on a space mission for Canada on Wednesday morning. The used rocket sent three Earth-observing satellites into space to monitor Canadian land and waters. The first-stage of the rocket stuck its landing approximately eight minutes after liftoff, and the satellites were deployed about an hour later.
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