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SpaceX Update: Europe To Challenge Elon Musk’s Falcon 9, Falcon Heavy In Reusable Rocketry SPACEX UPDATE: EUROPE TO CHALLENGE ELON MUSK’S FALCON 9, FALCON HEAVY IN REUSABLE ROCKETRY

Nevertheless, we've been limited to expensive single-use spacecraft. Commercial companies like SpaceX and government agencies like NASA are working toward creating reusable spacecraft. SpaceX's Falcon9 and Falcon Heavy are already proving that the concept works, while NASA's Space Launch System (SLS) has yet to take its maiden voyage.
For years, European space companies have been complaining: SpaceX prices are impossible to beat!
In fact, booking a ride on a new Falcon 9 rocket rides costs $62 million while rides on Falcon 9 equipped with reused rockets are going for as low as $50 million. That's less than half the cost of launch on the heavy-lift Ariane 5 from Airbus subsidiary Arianespace, for dual launches to geostationary transfer orbit.

We have all watched SpaceX's Journey of a Lifetime. This 2019 compilation is a showcase of some of the most inspirational SpaceX material I've been able to splice together.

SpaceX is gearing up for its busiest Falcon Heavy megarocket launch yet and now, thanks to the U.S. Air Force and NASA. 

In this episode of SpaceX in the News, we take a look at the orbital starship prototype's development progress down in Boca Chica, TX; discuss good news and bad news concerning Falcon Heavy, and take a look at some upcoming missions and launches.

The Falcon Heavy finally went up for its first commercial flight. Here was my experience.

What is onboard SpaceX's Falcon Heavy? Where is this satellites final destination? What will it be doing there? These questions are what we discuss in this video.

The amazing SpaceX Falcon Heavy Demo Flight flew in early February 2018 and what an amazing day. This demo flight simulation includes all three booster landings! 

While it's still a couple of years out at least, SpaceX has been doing the important paperwork detailing their plans to launch Starship and Super Heavy from Launch Complex 39A at the Kennedy Space Center.

We explain why Saturn's largest moon Titan is an extremely interesting target for NASA's newly announced Dragonfly mission, why the Falcon Heavy missed landing drone ship during the latest SpaceX launch, as well as the fast progress of SpaceX prototypes in Cocoa, Florida, and Boca Chica Texas.

In this episode of SpaceX in the News, we look at Starhopper's last minute changes before it's upcoming hops; analyze some recent launch site upgrades; investigate both Starships; learn about new contracts awarded to SpaceX; talk about the recent Cargo Dragon splashdown; find out about Mister Steven's return to service; and go over the upcoming Falcon Heavy STP-2 launch.

In this video, Engineering Today will discuss SpaceX Falcon Heavy’s first commercial launch.

Special thanks to Kailun Wang, Wes Townsend, and Breizh_72. Patreon - http://patreon.com/curiouselephant 

SpaceX Falcon Heavy First Commercial Launch World’s most powerful rocket currently, is being readied for historically important first ever commercial launch.

The SpaceX Falcon Heavy can send a Reusable Moon Transfer Vehicle to be repeatedly used to transfer humans (or Kerbals) from LEO to the Moon surface.