Currently which company is successfully working on "reusable launch system for rockets"?
Correct answer: D. SpaceX
- A. NASA
- B. Tesla
- C. Roscosmos
- D. SpaceX
Explanation
SpaceX pioneered operational reusable orbital rocket technology through the landing and reuse of Falcon 9 boosters. NASA is a space agency rather than the company identified in this question, while Tesla is an electric-vehicle company.
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