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SpaceX, and Blue Origin hold a significant share of 60% in the reusable launch vehicles industry. SpaceX has revolutionized the space industry with its innovative approach to reusability. The company's Falcon 9 and Falcon Heavy rockets feature partially reusable stages that can land and be refurbished for multiple flights, drastically reducing launch costs and increasing the frequency of launches. SpaceX's successful missions, including commercial satellite deployments, International Space Station resupply, and crewed spaceflights, demonstrate the reliability and efficiency of its reusable rockets. Blue Origin is driven by its commitment to sustainable space travel and innovation in reusable technology. The New Shepard suborbital rocket and the upcoming New Glenn orbital rocket are designed for multiple reuses, making space travel more environmentally friendly and economically viable. Blue Origin's significant investments and focus on developing advanced reusable systems have resulted in successful suborbital tourism and research missions with New Shepard, while the larger New Glenn aims to compete in the orbital launch market.
Major players operating in the reusable launch vehicles industry are: