SpaceX is expected to launch its next-generation rockets - Ultimate Guide

Space Exploration Technologies Corporation or as it is better known SpaceX, is a private space transport company founded by Elon Musk. The company could be preparing to launch its two next-generation rockets, Falcon Heavy, which is currently the largest rocket ever built and its next-generation spacecraft, designed to take passengers to Mars.

The launches both rockets of the next generation of SpaceX, would be test launches, and could be so close that almost we would not notice.

We have not seen fire from the Falcon Heavy rocket since its successful demonstration flight in 2018 that sent the red Tesla from Musk to Mars, but the real purpose of this powerful and large rocket is to transport payloads into space.

The next-generation Falcon Heavy rocket could also be preparing to launch the Arabsat 6A communications satellite, which could be carried out from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida on April 7.

For this launch the rocket would be configured with three Falcon 9 rockets from the "Block 5", the final version of the SpaceX Workhorse rocket destined to be reused up to 100 times.

But to fulfill their missions, Heavy must undergo strong tests and overcome them without any margin of error, these tests were scheduled for Monday, April 1.

The prototype single-engine "hopper" from Starship has also been in the process of testing at the company's test facility in Boca Chica, Texas. However, previously Musk said that the test rocket only take off just a few inches from the ground, remember that the FAA announced the closure of airspace for the area from Monday to Thursday.

SpaceX is known to be testing the Starship prototype, rocket fuel tanks and other details to fine-tune details and be ready for the main launch.

However, the latter is not official, as the company has remained silent regarding the prototype of Starship.