Falcon Heavy - General Discussion

[Grendal]

I'll put this here:

 

[Grendal]

Article on the details of the meeting from the video.

Psyche asteroid mission set for October launch

A NASA mission to a large metallic asteroid is on track to launch in October after more than a year of delays, but faces a potential challenge.

spacenews.com

 

[scaesare]

Good article from Clark (the Ars guy who joined Berger) on how Falcon Heavy seems to be gaining some significant traction with customers, specifically NASA, as a launch vehicle... looks like we could be seeing many more launches as compared to the relatively few in the 5 yrs since the first...

SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy rocket is about to become a workhorse for NASA

Love the sub-heading: "It’s an incredible capability for our nation. We’re fortunate to have it.”

 

[scaesare]

Good article from Clark (the Ars guy who joined Berger) on how Falcon Heavy seems to be gaining some significant traction with customers, specifically NASA, as a launch vehicle... looks like we could be seeing many more launches as compared to the relatively few in the 5 yrs since the first...

SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy rocket is about to become a workhorse for NASA

Love the sub-heading: "It’s an incredible capability for our nation. We’re fortunate to have it.”

Oh, and I forgot to add, this from the article (not attributed as a quotation), made me lol:

One reason commercial customers (outside of lunar landers) have not signed up for many Falcon Heavy launches appears to be that the Falcon 9 is just so damn good.