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See photos of SpaceX Falcon Heavy’s gorgeous Sunday launch

January 18, 2023
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See photos of SpaceX Falcon Heavy’s gorgeous Sunday launch
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SpaceX’s highly effective Falcon Heavy rocket launch surprised viewers throughout Florida’s area coast this weekend.

A Falcon Heavy lifted off on Sunday (Jan. 15) from NASA’s Kennedy House Heart in Florida on a categorized mission for the U.S. Space Force known as USSF-67.

The Falcon Heavy is essentially the most highly effective SpaceX rocket at the moment in operation. It options three modified first levels of the Falcon 9 rocket that launches the overwhelming majority of the corporate’s missions. 

Photographers and videographers acquired nice views of the USSF-67 launch from Titusville and different coastal zones close to Orlando, capturing the Falcon Heavy rising right into a darkish sky, as you may see within the tweets beneath. Viewers had been additionally handled to the Falcon Heavy’s two aspect boosters safely touching down on the close by Cape Canaveral House Pressure Station eight minutes after launch.

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Falcon Heavy launches USSF-67 to orbit pic.twitter.com/htJfgM0tdEJanuary 16, 2023

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What an unimaginable Falcon Heavy launch tonight! The view from the NASA Causeway at KSC was unreal 🤩 pic.twitter.com/4QoPQM3rBmJanuary 16, 2023

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Final night time’s launch of USSF-67 was one of the crucial stunning launches I’ve ever seen. Take a look at all of my pictures + order prints in paper/steel/canvas from the fifth flight of Falcon Heavy → https://t.co/f8EGb33DtvThank you all for following! 🔥🔥🔥 pic.twitter.com/L7oW1b3H3NJanuary 16, 2023

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Falcon Heavy launches USSF-67 to orbit pic.twitter.com/WBeMBSXI6VJanuary 16, 2023

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My view of Falcon Heavy launching USSF-67 at twilight, from the grounds of the Cape Canaveral Lighthouse🚀 pic.twitter.com/9W9sxWhbAqJanuary 15, 2023

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The first payload on USSF-67 was a army communications satellite tv for pc known as Steady Broadcast Augmenting SATCOM 2 (CBAS-2). The mission additionally carried 5 small satellites aboard a payload adapter known as the Lengthy Period Propulsive ESPA (LDPE)-3A.

USSF-67 was the fifth Falcon Heavy launch for SpaceX, however solely the second in current months. The fourth launch of the automobile, in November 2022, was one other U.S. House Pressure flight often called USSF-44. USSF-44 was the primary Falcon Heavy mission in additional than three years; the delay was primarily as a result of customer delays in getting payloads prepared.

Previous to USSF-44, the opposite Falcon Heavy launches came about in June 2019, April 2019 and February 2018. The primary flight is known for launching SpaceX founder and CEO Elon Musk‘s purple Tesla Roadster into orbit around the sun, sporting a model nicknamed Starman within the driver’s seat.

The automobile remains to be on the market in area and can seemingly maintain flying for hundreds of thousands of years earlier than crashing into both Venus or Earth, previous orbit-modeling simulations have mentioned.

Elizabeth Howell is the co-author of “Why Am I Taller (opens in new tab)?” (ECW Press, 2022; with Canadian astronaut Dave Williams), a e book about area medication. Observe her on Twitter @howellspace (opens in new tab). Observe us on Twitter @Spacedotcom (opens in new tab) or Facebook (opens in new tab).

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