SpaceX just plucked another payload fairing from the sky, and you can see video of the stunning cosmic catch. The net-equipped SpaceX boat GO Ms. Tree snagged half of a declining payload fairing Tuesday (Aug. 18), shortly following a two-stage Falcon 9 rocket launched 58 Starlink internet satellites and three Earth-observation spacecraft into orbit. Payload fairings would be the shrouds that shield satellites during launch. SpaceX fairings come in two pieces, both of which come back to Earth beneath parachutes at a guided manner, as a result of little thrusters. Such tech assists reuse and recovery of their fairings, which cost about $6 million annually, SpaceX founder and CEO Elon Musk has said. GO Ms. Tree and its sister ship, GO Ms. Chief, are a part of this picture too. Seawater is extremely corrosive, so snatching fairing halves from the sky makes refurbishment easier, Musk has stated. The ships have snagged a small number of fairings up to now, including a double capture during t