After years of delays and technical difficulties, it finally happened. 

SpaceX just launched its most powerful rocket ever. 

The Falcon Heavy took flight into a clear sky in Cape Canaveral, Florida with hundreds of thousands of people watching online and in person. 

The roar of the rocket – which is effectively three of the company’s Falcon 9 boosters strapped together – was deafening, even from miles away. The ground shook. 

SpaceX then brought home two of the Falcon Heavy’s three nine engine rocket boosters, landing two by land next to each other. As of publish, we’re still waiting for news about the third booster, which was attempting to land on a drone ship in the ocean. Read more…

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After years of delays and technical difficulties, it finally happened. 

SpaceX just launched its most powerful rocket ever. 

The Falcon Heavy took flight into a clear sky in Cape Canaveral, Florida with hundreds of thousands of people watching online and in person. 

The roar of the rocket – which is effectively three of the company’s Falcon 9 boosters strapped together – was deafening, even from miles away. The ground shook. 

SpaceX then brought home two of the Falcon Heavy’s three nine engine rocket boosters, landing two by land next to each other. As of publish, we’re still waiting for news about the third booster, which was attempting to land on a drone ship in the ocean. Read more…

More about Space, Tesla, Rocket Launch, Elon Musk, and Rockets