The Infinite World

Spacex launched its first Falcon 9 Rocket with the new block 5 first stage configuration on 11 May 2018, with boaster B1046.1. Theotically, this should be the 59th Falcon 9 first stage boaster Rocket, but before B1001, it was numbered B0001-0007. But, 1 or 2 unit number were skipped in between the boasters. So, if the boaster is on a first flight, it is example, B1048.1. So the first block 5 boaster is the B1046.1, which Spacex is taking apart in detailed to determine how well it held during the launch. The curious thing for all the people interested in the reusable rocket is how far the sequence number of 1 boaster can get up to ? B1046.3 will create history in the launch history of SpaceX, the Space Launch industry or mankind, as it will be the first time that a same boaster has been flown 3 times in actual space launch of a payload to orbit! SpaceX is in fact so far ahead of the rest of the pact, if anyone want to associate the rest of the industry on the same level as SpaceX.

SpaceX completed the 14th launch of 2018, ignition of the Merlin engines took placed at 4.39 am PDT 25 July 2018 at the Vandenberg AFB, California. The 3rd Falcon 9 block 5 launched 10 Iridium satellites just about an hour after launch. The first stage also made a landing on the drone ship off the California coast.

Taking place 25 July 2018 Wednesday from Vandenberg AFB, California, 7.39 am local time. The 3rd block 5 Falcon 9 Rocket, with 10 Iridium communication satellites.

There are many who thinks that how can you call yourself an advance race if you only know your own planet ? I do not think anyone can disagree with the point! Any other living beings who can come to Earth will definitely possess far advance technology! Human can hardly get out of the atmosphere! Maybe human should try to get to the moon and back more frequently to master space technology. So the simple answer is No, the human race is not an advanced race!

SpaceX completed the 13th launch of 2018, the 2nd launch of the block 5 Falcon 9 first stage at 1.50am EDT from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, Florida. Approximately 9 minutes later, the Falcon 9 first stage landed on “Of Course I Still Love You” off the coast of Florida. The payload is a satellite belonging to the Canadian company Telesat.

SpaceX 13th launch taking place 22 July 2018 from Florida early morning!

One Space Technologies, a private Chinese company launched a test rocket in May 2018 to an attitude of 25 miles and traveling 170 km down range. This launch kick start the private space launch market in China. This is a solid fuel rocket which is much easier to handle than liquid fuelled rocket and is expected to cater to the market for small satellites.