SpaceX is on track to launch the Falcon Heavy for the first time in three years after it successfully put the heavy-lift launch vehicle through a static fire test. The private space corporation has announced the test's successful completion on Twitter, along with a photo of the rocket as it breathes out fire and smoke while perched at NASA Kennedy Space Center's launch pad 39A. During a static fire test, a rocket's engines are ignited to check their performance while remaining on the ground.
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SpaceX gears up for Falcon Heavy's first flight since 2019 with a static fire test
31st October 2022, 13:23
SpaceX gears up for Falcon Heavy's first flight since 2019 with a static fire test 
