By Aazam
The Starlink satellite view gives a wild perspective on the rocket's final moves
SpaceX is launching so many Falcon 9 rocket missions, they're practically routine at this point
On Thursday, SpaceX founder Elon Musk took a remarkable look at the Falcon 9 second-stage deorbit burn
It's not the highest-resolution view, but what's remarkable about the image, video is that they came from the perspective of the Starlink satellite
Look at the string of satellites floating in space and look for a small white object near the upper right corner
At first, it seems to be floating there, then it shoots the hell out like a bat on the right
The Falcon 9 - SpaceX's workhorse rocket responsible for launching both satellites and astronauts - uses two stages
The second stage is doomed to eventually burn up in Earth's atmosphere. The deorbit barn puts it in a position to safely dispose of itself