SpaceX successfully launched the world's most powerful missile

The technology company's Falcon Heavy missile was successfully launched, leaving Earth and currently on its way to Mars's orbit.

According to CNN, Falcon Heavy missiles were launched at 15:45 on February 6 from Kennedy Space Center, Florida, USA. Remarkably, the launch pad where Falcon Heavy took off was also the launch pad, 50 years ago, the Apollo 11 ship set off bringing the first humans to the Moon.

Falcon Heavy missiles leave the launch pad on February 6.(Photo: CNN).

After taking off for about 2.5 minutes, the rocket's propulsion engines split off and SpaceX controlled the duo to land on Earth, something unprecedented in aviation history. Another propulsion fell off Florida.

After a smooth start, the Falcon Heavy missiles are now on their way to Mars. Tesla, the company that owns Falcon Heavy, sends the Elon Musk president's ship with the rocket during this space trip. Car-mounted cameras show that the ship is sinking into the darkness of the universe. Elon Musk intends to put the car into orbit around the Sun.

"I am very interested in the idea of ​​having a car moving constantly in the universe and maybe aliens will find it in the future," Musk said on Twitter.

This is a super large rocket and has been concerned that the test launch will not succeed.(Photo: AP).

On February 5, Elon Musk said it would not use missiles like Falcon Heavy for space travel. Instead SpaceX will continue to develop stronger and larger missiles to cater to future space exploration crews. SpaceX's goal is to build a city on Mars.

With the successful launch on February 6, SpaceX's Falcon Heavy is currently the most powerful rocket used by humans. The strongest rocket in the history of NASA's Satum V history, the rocket used to send Apollo 11 to the Moon but has "retired" since the 70s.