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The Significance Of The Space X Falcon Heavy Launch (And Elon Musk)
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spacex.com - spacex.com/falcon-heavy
washingtonpost - washingtonpost.com/news/the-switch/wp/2018/02/06/one-big-boom-whether-spacexs-maiden-falcon-heavy-launch-is-a-success-or-failure-elon-musk-says-its-going-to-be-a-show/?utm_term=.85c2454892bd
cnet - cnet.com/how-to/14-things-you-might-not-know-about-the-spacex-tesla-falcon-heavy-rocket-launch-david-bowie
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So here’s the scenario. SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy rocket is scheduled to lift off from Cape Canaveral in Florida at 1.30pm EST (6.30pm GMT),on February 6. The rocket will have a 2.5-hour launch window, with a backup launch date scheduled for February 7. Inside the rocket will be CEO Elon Musk's Tesla Roadster car, being sent beyond the orbital plane of Mars. Falcon Heavy will be the biggest rocket to launch (in terms of payload it can lift) since the final launch of the Saturn V rocket in 1973. Capable of taking 64,000 kilograms (140,000 pounds) of cargo to orbit, more than twice its nearest competitor – the Delta IV Heavy – at one quarter the cost, this is considered a historic moment in commercial spaceflight.
Three cores make up the first stage of Falcon Heavy. The side cores, or boosters, are connected at the base and at the top of the center core’s liquid oxygen tank. The three cores, with a total of 27 Merlin engines, generate 22,819 kilonewtons (5.13 million pounds) of thrust at liftoff. Shortly after liftoff the center core engines are throttled down. After the side cores separate, the center core engines throttle back up to full thrust.
The second-stage Merlin engine, identical to its counterpart on Falcon 9, delivers the rocket’s payload to orbit after the main engines cut off and the first-stage cores separate. The engine can be restarted multiple times to place payloads into a variety of orbits including low Earth, geosynchronous transfer orbit (GTO) and geosynchronous orbit (GSO).
Musk said he planned to send the convertible, built by another one of his companies, into an orbit around the sun that would take it near Mars. SpaceX topped off the launch by successfully landing two boosters on land, setting off twin sonic booms on their return. (A third first-stage, the so-called center core, crash landed at sea.) If SpaceX can fly the Falcon Heavy reliably, the rocket could prove useful to the Pentagon for lifting national security satellites and to NASA for helping its human exploration goals.
Industry officials say there are some concerns about how big the market is for the Falcon Heavy. SpaceX had been planning to fly a pair of tourists around the moon as early as this year. But on Monday, Musk announced a reversal, saying the Falcon Heavy probably would never fly humans, as the company shifts its focus to its next-generation rocket, known as the “BFR,” or “Big Falcon Rocket.”
In a press conference post-launch, Elon Musk said, "Crazy things can come true. I didn't really think this would work. When I see the rocket liftoff, I see a thousand things that could not work. And it's amazing when they do."
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The Significance Of The Space X Falcon Heavy Launch (And Elon Musk)
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More On The Launch :
iflscience - iflscience.com/space/why-spacexs-falcon-heavy-launch-tomorrow-is-such-a-big-deal
spacex.com - spacex.com/falcon-heavy
washingtonpost - washingtonpost.com/news/the-switch/wp/2018/02/06/one-big-boom-whether-spacexs-maiden-falcon-heavy-launch-is-a-success-or-failure-elon-musk-says-its-going-to-be-a-show/?utm_term=.85c2454892bd
cnet - cnet.com/how-to/14-things-you-might-not-know-about-the-spacex-tesla-falcon-heavy-rocket-launch-david-bowie
Everything I Said :
So here’s the scenario. SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy rocket is scheduled to lift off from Cape Canaveral in Florida at 1.30pm EST (6.30pm GMT),on February 6. The rocket will have a 2.5-hour launch window, with a backup launch date scheduled for February 7. Inside the rocket will be CEO Elon Musk's Tesla Roadster car, being sent beyond the orbital plane of Mars. Falcon Heavy will be the biggest rocket to launch (in terms of payload it can lift) since the final launch of the Saturn V rocket in 1973. Capable of taking 64,000 kilograms (140,000 pounds) of cargo to orbit, more than twice its nearest competitor – the Delta IV Heavy – at one quarter the cost, this is considered a historic moment in commercial spaceflight.
Three cores make up the first stage of Falcon Heavy. The side cores, or boosters, are connected at the base and at the top of the center core’s liquid oxygen tank. The three cores, with a total of 27 Merlin engines, generate 22,819 kilonewtons (5.13 million pounds) of thrust at liftoff. Shortly after liftoff the center core engines are throttled down. After the side cores separate, the center core engines throttle back up to full thrust.
The second-stage Merlin engine, identical to its counterpart on Falcon 9, delivers the rocket’s payload to orbit after the main engines cut off and the first-stage cores separate. The engine can be restarted multiple times to place payloads into a variety of orbits including low Earth, geosynchronous transfer orbit (GTO) and geosynchronous orbit (GSO).
Musk said he planned to send the convertible, built by another one of his companies, into an orbit around the sun that would take it near Mars. SpaceX topped off the launch by successfully landing two boosters on land, setting off twin sonic booms on their return. (A third first-stage, the so-called center core, crash landed at sea.) If SpaceX can fly the Falcon Heavy reliably, the rocket could prove useful to the Pentagon for lifting national security satellites and to NASA for helping its human exploration goals.
Industry officials say there are some concerns about how big the market is for the Falcon Heavy. SpaceX had been planning to fly a pair of tourists around the moon as early as this year. But on Monday, Musk announced a reversal, saying the Falcon Heavy probably would never fly humans, as the company shifts its focus to its next-generation rocket, known as the “BFR,” or “Big Falcon Rocket.”
In a press conference post-launch, Elon Musk said, "Crazy things can come true. I didn't really think this would work. When I see the rocket liftoff, I see a thousand things that could not work. And it's amazing when they do."
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The Very First Gaming Console (Magnavox Odyssey) - youtube.com/watch?v=qBF4cJILf0c
We May Be Entering A Digital Dark Age (2018) - youtube.com/watch?v=BLv9knCDjUY
Why Do Apple Products Keep Their Value? - youtube.com/watch?v=yZhDlyI_5Hs
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