Falcon Heavy

The Falcon 9 Heavy, now Falcon Heavy, is a heavy lift launch vehicle intended as the replacement for the United States Air Force Titan IVB rocket. Basically the Falcon Heavy is a Falcon 9 with two additional first stages of the same rocket acting as liquid strap-on boosters to liftoff heavier payloads. In total the first stage is powered by 27 Merlin 1D engines generating more than 5 million pounds of thrust. The configuration was capable of lifting payloads of 32,000 kg into Low Earth Orbits (LEO) or 19,500 kg into Geosynchronous Transfer Orbits (GTO) powered by Merlin 1C rocket engines. Utilizing the more powerful Merlin 1D engines the launch system is capable of transporting payloads of 64 tons into LEO or 27 tons into GTO. Besides, the Falcon Heavy can send a payload of 16,800 kg to Mars or a 3,500 kg to Pluto. The first successful launch of a Falcon Heavy was carried out on February 6, 2018 becoming thereafter the most powerful operational rocket worldwide. The rocket will carry both cargo and the Dragon spacecraft into orbit.

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