SpaceX tested the strongest rockets ever

SpaceX's most powerful new world rocket has a thrust of up to 5 million pounds, equivalent to 18 Boeing 747 aircraft.

SpaceX completed its first test of all three engines of the Falcon Heavy Missile, the strongest rocket ever, yesterday, according to UPI. The US Space Exploration Technology Group is actively preparing for the first test flight, scheduled for early November this year.

SpaceX's world's strongest rocket Falcon Heavy has just completed its first test on September 4.(Photo: UPI).

"The first test phase is complete. All three engines of the Falcon Heavy missile have been successfully tested at our missile development facility in McGregor, Texas, " SpaceX announced on Twitter.

Falcon Heavy is the strongest rocket ever developed by SpaceX Group. These three rocket engines can produce 5 million pounds of thrust (more than 22 million Newtons), equivalent to the propulsion of the current 18 Boeing 747 aircraft.

According to Fortune, one of the three core engines of the Falcon Heavy missiles is reused from the Falcon 9 engine core, the rocket was also developed by SpaceX. This helps the US Space Technology Technology Group significantly reduce production costs.

"Falcon Heavy can lift a payload twice as large as the Delta IV Heavy missile, but at a cost of only 1/3 ", SpaceX shares on the website.

SpaceX hopes this world's strongest rocket can help transport goods between Earth and Mars in the near future.