SpaceX Flexes Falcon 9 Muscle, Florida Waves Goodbye
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On a Florida morning that probably smelled like coconut sunscreen and Elon Musk dreams, three probes took a cosmic Uber from Kennedy Space Center aboard SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket. Because who needs NASA's comfy checks when you can ride the Tesla of rockets? The private company built this steel stallion that shot skyward like it was trying to flex on Bezosâs blue blimp. Forget slow government launches, these three space gadgets are blasting off in style, funded by a dude who wants us colonizing Mars before we even fix Earthâs potholes. Falcon 9: making late-stage capitalist space dreams a reality.
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Source: Japantimes | Published: 9/24/2025 | Author: Unknown
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