SpaceX Falcon Heavy was successful in its first launch

SpaceX Falcon Heavy started the initial stage of success. The space company headquartered in Hawthorne that successfully launched the Falcon Heavy rocket on its first Tuesday afternoon composed mission. The Falcon Heavy produces a thrust of 4.7 million pounds when launched, much stronger than any other rocket currently available.

The rocket took off at 3.45. EST from the historic launch site at Kennedy Space Center 39A. The launch which was originally scheduled at 13.30 WIB was delayed for several hours due to wind conditions. The day before the launch, SpaceX founder, Elon Musk, proposed the possibility of a successful flight in place between 50 percent and 70 percent.

"I am looking forward to it will be an exciting success or an interesting failure.A great explosion I will say it will be worth your time," Musk said.

While this is just a test launch, Falcon Heavy carries a Tesla Roadster load of "Oddsity Space" David Bowie and carries a puppet pilot dubbed "Starman". Future versions of Falcon Heavy could one day be used to launch missions to the moon or Mars

"I like to imagine a car drifting incessantly across the sky and possibly found by the alien race millions of years in the future," Musk said.

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European Union and ASEAN to restart Free Trade Agreement

Tinuku - European Union (EU) and ASEAN have agreed to restart the process of forming Free Trade Agreement (FTA). Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong as ASEAN coordinator for EU-ASEAN relations said on Saturday to build a framework to identify potential sectors to finalize the deal.

Lee also said the EU and ASEAN had agreed to restart the process of establishing a free trade agreement between the two blocs. The EU and ASEAN launched talks towards a pact in 2007 but ignored the process two years later as the EU voted to negotiate bilaterally with each country.

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Government Business Secretary Greg Clark Monday launched the start of a Great British Space Age that will see vertically-launched space rockets and satellites take off from the new spaceport. UK Space Agency said it selected the Sutherland site because Scotland is the best place in Britain to reach highly sought-after satellite orbits with vertically launched rockets.

The initial funding will go to Scotland's Highlands and Islands Enterprise agency to develop the Sutherland site which will use a combination of proven and innovative rocket technologies to pave the way for a world-leading spaceflight market.

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