FALCON HEAVY RETURNS; RUSSIA LAUNCHES SOYUZ-5
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SpaceX's Falcon Heavy rocket returned to service this week alongside Russia's debut of the Soyuz-5, with two launches collectively delivering 61 satellites for Amazon's Leo broadband network.
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