YouTube (unlisted) Animation of Falcon Heavy Demonstration Flight To the sound of David Bowie's Life on Mars. Good Luck tomorrow.

Falcon Heavy Set for January 2018 The massive SpaceX rocket comprising of three Falcon 9 boosters (with 9 engines each) is now expected to launch in 2018. Elon Musk posted on social media that first payload

Very cool presentation at this year's International Astronautical Congress (IAC 2017). In a nutshell, he makes the case that this new design will be economically and technical feasible. All resources that

Fantastic launch yesterday - with full uninterrupted stream of Stage 1 landing back onto launchpad. Go SpaceX and thanks for inspiring a new generation!

Today, Elon Musk's SpaceX successfully delivered the Dragon capsule into orbit. The mission: dock with the International Space Station on August 16. This resupply mission is unmanned and is setting up

It's been too long (so it seems) since SpaceX's last mission July 5. Aug 14 is the scheduled launch of Space Station resupply mission. So far so good!

Elon Musk's SpaceX released a cool short animation mock up of what a Falcon Heavy launch would look like. The idea is to use 3x the force currently used by Falcon rockets through use of three booster rockets

Fantastic job spreading interest in Mars and Space Exploration in general! Source: YouTube

Very thorough explanation of how NASA uses information on potential impact asteroids in our vicinity. Using data from observations they are able to track unknown objects near to Earth, and assess probability

ESA depiction of Mars landing craft - which appears to have crashed Wednesday October 19. Dark and Light dots before and after, highlighting probable crash site. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/MSSS from space.com

source: Youtube/European Space Agency This mission (ExoMars2016) will include a lander test (4 day mission) for a later mission in 2020. It will land near to Nasa's Opportunity rover (see map below). It

It's amazing to think that the world watched eagerly as the little rover sent back images after landing in August 2013. Curiosity has since been able to send back details of Mars' soil and atmosphere,

Linking full presentation from YouTube for Elon Musk talk on SpaceX transport system to Mars. Also put this and the full PDF presentation from SpaceX up on to ensure the information is on The Permanent

Source:Twitter/SpaceX I love that there is no voice narrating this...the music and animation made me feel like a witness to an historical moment which is coming soon.. source: Youtube/SpaceX

Good luck to all!

Hello STEEM-land! looking forward to seeing where this (and we as humans) can go! Image: NASA