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Subscribing onto the SpaceX youtube channel just in time after a 3 hour launch delay to witness in first person, the launch of the falcon heavy rocket, the newest biggest operational rocket of this time, many within the audience at the Kennedy Space center were fascinated and visibly awed by the successful launch of the new galactic sized rocket.
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Typically, test flights have a dummy payload, such as a big hunk of metal or concrete, this is done so that nothing important or expensive is damaged if the rocket blows up on launch. But Musk, choose a flashier payload, his personal Tesla roadster.
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The falcon launch was huge and perfect, the return twin side booster mesmerizingly returned to earth for reuse in such a graceful synchronized rendezvous and the icing on the cake, the spectacular view of the tesla cherry red roadster driven by Starman, a mannequin dressed in a spacesuit, cruising into infinity and the great beyond. was a view filled with intrigue,so galvanizing to watch.
There is more to rocket science in the entire spectacle played out by SpaceX CEO Elion Musk. The entire setup of the mission is an artistic setup propelled by science to give life to an illustration that will live long within the viewers sub consciousness.
While it is said to be the biggest marketing skit ever, with news of the tesla roadster filling up all columns within technically, all publishers release around the world, one need to look with the Gods eye to perceive in full, the reach and possibilities such a launch could truly offer within the creative sphere.
Certainly, within the not so distant future, scripts from the rocket launch and probably, more from its payload will be gazed upon for an inspiration for a Startrek themed movie, abstract space paintings and artwork, product branding and advertisement, probably, even inspire another space mission with a even more wild fetched setup and artistic symbolism within.
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