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The two-stage reusable Falcon 9 rocket launched two American astronauts into space last Saturday.
Falcon 9 was separated from the Crew Dragon capsule, which joined the International Space Station and now has astronauts, and Falcon 9 landed gracefully on the ship. Of course, I still love you. This happened about 9 minutes after takeoff.
For safety reasons, the ship Of course I still love you was just a few miles off the Florida coast, and SpaceX now reports that the Falcon 9 rocket missile landing pad was brought home to Cape Canaveral.
Now everyone is wondering what SpaceX will do with this historic Falcon 9 rocket?
Elonas Muskas likes to emphasize that these rockets are reusable and can be used again with confidence. It is environmentally friendly and of course saves huge sums of money.
On the other hand, this Falcon 9 rocket is extraordinary. After all, it was she who launched two American astronauts into space. He did it from United States territory and almost 10 years after the closing of the Shuttle program.
Furthermore, this is the first time in the history of space that a private company has done so. This is already a historical value.
Also, there is another fun time. On this Falcon 9 rocket you can see the old type of NASA logo, called a “worm.”
It was recorded over and over again specifically for this mission. So here we have an exceptional rocket in every way.
SpaceX has yet to say what it intends to do with this Falcon 9 rocket, but no one would be surprised if the company built it near its headquarters in Havtorne, California.
Perhaps Elon Musk will decide to use it for future astronaut flights into space. SpaceX has already signed a contract with NASA for 6 flights to the International Space Station.
So last weekend was the first mission, also known as Demo-2, which demonstrated that SpaceX is capable of this task. Perhaps the historic Falcon 9 missiles were not the last flight. We will find out what it will be like in the near future.
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