SpaceX has successfully caught the top part of its huge Starship rocket on its return to Earth for the first time.
"Can you believe it?," a commentator said as large crowds cheered at the launch site in Texas.
The company had hoped to catch both the bottom and upper stages of the rocket using mechanical arms - nicknamed chopsticks - on its launch tower.
But the first catch of the rocket's booster was aborted a few minutes after the launch on Friday. The booster was diverted to the ocean, bursting into flames just above the sea.
The top part, known as the Ship, returned to Earth a few minutes behind schedule at around 15:27 local time (21:27 GMT) on Saturday and was successfuly caught.
The city said it will provide additional training for bus drivers after CCTV footage revealed the moment the horses and their riders walk onto the bus.
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The SS United States, an historic ocean liner which has been out of commission for decades, will become the world's largest artificial underwater reef.
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The BBC's Carl Nasman goes inside a county election commission building as votes are counted in the race between Democrat Scott Colom and Republican Cindy Hyde-Smith.
The BBC's Carl Nasman is in the state, where thousands of provisional ballots are still being counted.
The BBC's Nada Tawfik breaks down what the president could do now after losing both chambers of Congress in the midterm elections.
The BBC spoke to voters from different states for their reaction to Democrats taking control of both the Senate and the House of Representatives.
The BBC's Asma Khalid looks at how the two chambers of the US Congress could put an end to the months-long conflict, which began in February.
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People in the US react after the Democrats won the Senate and the House, taking control of Congress for the rest of Donald Trump's presidency.
Democrats have won control of the Senate and House of Representatives, taking control of Congress for the rest of Donald Trump's presidency.
The BBC's North America editor Sarah Smith explains how Democratic control of both chambers could affect the last two years of Donald Trump's presidency.
