SpaceX launches Falcon Heavy rocket from Florida, its ‘most difficult’ ever

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SpaceX launches Falcon Heavy rocket from Florida, its ‘most difficult’ ever
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Falcon Heavy is carrying 24 satellites for the space agency, Department of Defense research labs and other partners.

SpaceX will try to recover the rocket’s two side boosters – which flew in April as part of the Arabasat-6A mission – on Landing Zones 1 and 2 at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida. The centre core will attempt to land on a drone ship in the Atlantic Ocean.The STP-2 mission will place the 24 spacecraft in three different orbits.

SpaceX set a company record last year with 21 launches for customers. Last month, the Hawthorne, California-based company sent up the first batch of its own satellites, a key step toward creating a space-based constellation that beams broadband to underserved areas across the globe. Much of the focus in 2019 has been on the first flight with humans on board. SpaceX and Boeing Co. have contracts with NASA to ferry American astronauts to the International Space Station as part of the agency’s Commercial Crew program.

SpaceX completed the Demo-1 flight of its “Crew Dragon” in March without humans on board. But in late April, the capsule was engulfed in flames and destroyed during a test, a mishap that probably will push back the commercial crew schedule. NASA and SpaceX are reevaluating target test dates.

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