booster recovery

Booster recovery refers to the process of safely restoring fuel, power, or performance after a booster, such as a rocket or engine component, has been used. In spaceflight, for example, it involves managing the remaining fuel and systems after a booster has performed its main function, ensuring the vehicle is ready for subsequent stages or safe shutdown. It’s about efficiently recovering and reconditioning components so they can be reused, minimizing waste and maximizing operational efficiency. Overall, booster recovery helps save resources, reduces costs, and supports sustainable space mission practices.