The Best Spaceflight Images From July Will Make Your Head Explode

Falcon Heavy sets new launch record

SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy set a new record on July 29 by hoisting the 9.2-metric-ton EchoStar 24 (Jupiter 3) communications satellite to geostationary transfer orbit. It’ll be the heaviest comm satellite to work in geostationary orbit.

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