If you remember in early February, the SpaceX company blew its massive Falcon Heavy into space while bringing Elis Musk's Tesla Roadster.
So, what is the Tesla Roadster that is 'piloted' by an artificial astronaut named Starman?
If you happen to look up to the sky and you see a shooting star, it's probably Musk's Tesla Roadster.
Citing the CNBC website, a team of astronomers captured the scenic views of Tesla Roadster using a special telescope in Arizona, USA.
Falcon Heavy and Tesla Roadster drove from Florida, USA on February 6 and it is said that Tesla's car is currently in orbit around the Sun. The distance is estimated at 3 million miles from Earth, or equivalent to 4.8 million kilometers.
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From various sources, initially SpaceX intends to crash Tesla onto the surface of Mars, but it seems that the luxury car will still be allowed to 'live' if it really will orbit the Red Planet.
If you do not know yet, in this Tesla Roadster car contains a special Laser Disk (LD) filled with various types of information about humans, in preparation for the journey he encounters alien-like aliens and others.
This unique launch is considered a Musk marketing plan to sell Falcon Heavy rockets from SpaceX, simultaneously demonstrating the advancement of the US aerospace industry's capabilities.