Over a year after its previous flight, SpaceX conducted the Static Fire test on its second Falcon Heavy. This rocket – the first Block 5 Falcon Heavy – will launch Arabsat 6A to a Geostationary Transfer Orbit (GTO) from LC-39A. The static fire took place on Friday, with the test occurring at 12 pm local time, 2 hours into the six-hour test window. The launch date target is now set for April 10.
SpaceX has conducted the milestone of a static fire test in preparation of the historic…
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SpaceX conducted a Static Fire test on its Falcon 9 rocket for its second launch…
The first Block 5 Falcon 9 completed a static fire test at Launch Complex 39A…
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