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Centre_engine mounts directly beneath first_stage and aligns its thrust through the stage’s vertical centreline. Exhaust_plume begins at centre_engine, reaches landing_apron, and bends radially along the concrete surface. Each of four landing_legs hinges to first_stage; every foot sits flush on landing_apron and bears the upright stage. Grid_fins attach mechanically around first_stage’s upper section, with the far pair partly occluded by the cylinder. Landing_apron supports the complete leg footprint; the scorch patch centres directly beneath centre_engine. The stage is 47.7 metres tall—about 28 standing 1.7-metre adults—and its four legs span roughly 18 metres. It is 2015-12-21, 8:38 p.m. EST: Launch personnel in 2015 flame-resistant site coveralls remain beyond the remote safety perimeter and camera field.; Painted aluminium-lithium cylinder, carbon-composite structures, metal landing struts, soot deposits, and poured concrete.; Falcon 9 v1.2 first-stage return with deployed grid fins, four landing legs, autonomous guidance, and one throttled Merlin 1D centre engine. The exhaust forms one continuous engine-to-concrete plume, flattening into an asymmetric radial fan while heat haze bends the scrub horizon immediately behind it.", "style_description": {"aesthetics": "A violent landing burn resolving into improbable stillness.. 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