Everyday Astronaut | Watch #SpaceX Push Falcon Heavy Harder Than Ever Before! @EverydayAstronaut | Uploaded May 2023 | Updated October 2024, 1 week ago.
For the second time in 2023, SpaceX will launch the Falcon Heavy rocket from Launch Complex-39A, Kennedy Space Center, Florida. Unlike the last Falcon Heavy launch, which featured the landing of the two side boosters back on land, this Falcon Heavy will be fully expended, meaning none of the three boosters will be recovered.

Marking the sixth Falcon Heavy mission, SpaceX will launch two payloads, one significantly heavier than the other. The 6,400 kg (14,000 lb) ViaSat-3 Americas satellite will have a smaller companion riding along side called Arcturus, which only weights 300 kg (660 lb). Both of these satellites will be placed into a geostationary Earth orbit.

For more info on this launch check out our Prelaunch-Preview! -everydayastronaut.com/falcon-heavy-viasat-3-americas

00:00 - Intro
03:15 - Prelaunch Preview
13:18 - Q&A
27:37 - T - 3 Minutes
30:36 - Liftoff!
33:49 - Booster Separation
34:55 - MECO / Stage Sep
38:53 - SECO 1
39:38 - Q&A
59:55 - Relight / SECO 2
1:03:11 - Q&A

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