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The Falcon Heavy has been raised on its Cape Canaveral launchpad ahead of engine tests. It is expected to blast off soon after on an unmanned mission carrying Elon Musk's Tesla roadster car.

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“It could provide a revolutionary new way of exploring these worlds.”…

Less than two weeks after SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy performed a simultaneous first-stage landing, the Elon Musk-led space company has completed the process of recovering the massive rocket’s two side boosters, both of which can now lay claim to supporting two separate orbital missions. However, while fascinating in its own right, more interesting is the fact […]

Super Cool! The Falcon Heavy Feb 2018 launch #elanmusk

SpaceX has successfully completed a static fire of its newest Falcon Heavy center core, a sign that the most challenging hardware is firmly on track for a late-June launch target. Currently penciled in for June 22nd, Falcon Heavy’s third launch is of great interest to both SpaceX and its customer, the US Air Force. Most […]

The launch of a SpaceX Falcon Heavy with the Jupiter 3/EchoStar 24 satellite, the heaviest commercial communications satellite ever, was scrubbed Wednesday with one minute, five seconds left on the co

The Falcon 9, SpaceX's most commonly-used rocket, has completed another successful droneship landing.

Dated from March 2022, a comparsion of Falcon 9 and Falcon Heavy

10th Launch of SpaceX Falcon Heavy Rocket for NASA GOES-U mission! Credits : @spacex #spacex #falconheavy #rocketlaunch #nasa

Check out SpaceX's rendering of what Launch Pad 39A at NASA's Kennedy Space Center will look like with a Crew Dragon prepared to launch our astronauts to the International Space Station. (SpaceX image)

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SpaceX to launch its Falcon Heavy rocket from Kennedy Space Center, and Elon says he feels, 'quite giddy and hopeful' about the test flight.

Described by Musk as "the most powerful rocket in the world by a factor of two," the Falcon Heavy launch time is at 6.30pm from the Kennedy Space Centre.

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