Falcon 9

Falcon 9 is a two stage rocket manufactured by SpaceX in USA.

The launch vehicle sits at 70m (229ft) tall and is capable of sending 22,800kg into Lower Earth Orbit.

The Falcon 9 is partly reusable with its first stage returning to Earth and landing vertically on a sea-based platform.

The rocket took the SpaceX Starlink constellations into orbit.

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