SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket, which delivered 23 Starlink satellites to the constellation Tuesday, made a successful landing off the coast of The Bahamas for the first time, marking another milestone in the company's journey toward revolutionizing space technology.

SpaceX is getting ready for its next launch from Florida’s Space Coast. The company plans to use its Falcon 9 rocket Tuesday evening to deploy more Starlink satellites into orbit. And for the first time ever, the rocket’s booster will aim for landing on a droneship positioned just off the coast of The Bahamas.

The 60th mission of Rocket Lab’s Electron is titled “Fasten Your Space Belts” launched on Tuesday, Feb.18, at 23:17 UTC. Electron flew from Rocket Lab’s Launch Complex 1B (LC-1B) at the Māhia Peninsula in New Zealand, taking a southeasterly trajectory to LEO.