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VIDEO DESCRIPTION:
On February 6, SpaceX launched their new “Falcon Heavy” Rocket from NASA’s Kennedy Space Center.
In a spectacular and very media-effective stunt they sent a “midnight-cherry-red" Tesla Roadster as test-payload on it’s way into deep space.
The rocket has the ability to put more than 140,000 pounds of cargo into the lower earth orbit, much more than anyone has commercially requested them to do. That makes it by far the most powerful operational rocket in the world. And SpaceX is already developing an even more powerful one.
The BFR, which will be more than 106 meters high and carry up to 550,000 pounds into Lower Earth Orbit.


MUSIC
from Artlist.io
First song is a cover of “Life on Mars” that I recorded myself.
(In the same order as in video)

Climb it High by Marc Robillard - Intensified
Okay by K. Solis
After Grief by Ian Post - Made in Berlin
And Make a Tradition Out Of it by Evolv - By Here Now
Equator by Fog
Climb it High by Marc Robillard - Intensified (Again)
Sky City - Instrumental by Davis Absolute - Eden
Binary Stars by Gravity


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