Falcon 9 stands about 200 and 29 feet tall, or slightly taller than the leaning tower of Pisa in Italy. When it's fully fueled, it'll hold just over a million pounds of propellant that the vehicle will burn through in less than three minutes after liftoff. And we'll be attempting to land on our drone ship a shortfall of gravitas, which you can see on your screen now. T plus 35 seconds into launch. Stage separation confirmed. Wow, amazing view there of stage separation and M back ignition as well as Miko from the ground. We go, we did just light up that central E9 engine. We're just waiting for Falcon 9 to land back on our drone ship a shortfall of gravitas landing like a boy. Stage one landing confirmed. And there you have it folks that landing marks SpaceX's 245th recovery of an orbital class rocket.