'SpaceX' records again in space

News Desk: SpaceX has set a new record in space. A Falcon Nine rocket sent more than 140 objects into space. It includes satellites and spacecraft. The Falcon Nine rocket crashed into the Atlantic Ocean within two hours of reaching the orbit.

That's how he was programmed. According to SpaceX, they are very happy to be able to do such a big project at once. News Reuters. The Falcon Nine rocket was launched from the Cape Canaveral Space Research Center in Florida on Sunday (January 24).

Of these, 143 were spacecraft and satellites. Falcon Nine's job was to establish those satellites and spaceships in orbit across Earth's borders.

Andy Tran, SpaceX's production supervisor, said they were happy with the new record. The rocket reached orbit in just two hours, he said. The Falcon Nine had 133 public and private spacecraft.

10 SpaceX had its own satellites. They are working to replace 600 such satellites in orbit. Broadband is being done through that satellite. Some scientists have expressed concern about the way the SpaceX satellite is spreading in orbit.

According to them, this is spreading pollution in the orbit. SpaceX, however, declined to comment.

Source: DW