SpaceX Fires a Car to Mars on World's Most Powerful Rocket

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In an incredible accomplishment, the Falcon Heavy's side boosters landed smoothly back down to Earth on two separate launchpads about 8 minutes in. 'The Falcons have landed' the announcers said, as people cheered and whooped wildly in the background

Aview inside the Roadster after blast off showed one last look at the dummy behind the wheel on its journey to Mars. Displayed on the dashboard display, the firm has written: Don't Panic

A view inside the Roadster after blast off showed one last look at the dummy behind the wheel on its journey to Mars. Displayed on the dashboard display, the firm has written: Don't Panic

ElonMusk's Roadster and its solitary passenger, the mannequin 'Starman,' were seen soaring through the sky after the Falcon Heavy launched today. They're now on their way to Mars