SpaceX did not employ Mr. Steven during yesterday's launch; recovery boats simply fished the fairing halves out of the water. SpaceX intends to reuse a recovered nose cone from a Falcon Heavy rocket launch in a new flight this year. The company plans to use the same part of the booster that was used for its first successful test flight, which took place on May 18, 2016. The device, which was used in SpaceX's first operational triple-rocket launch last week, is expected to be placed on one of the company's Starlink vehicles this year.
SpaceX intends to reuse a recovered nose cone from a Falcon Heavy rocket launch in a new flight this year. The company plans to use the same part of the booster that was used for its first successful test flight, which took place on May 18, 2016. The device, which was used in SpaceX's first operational triple-rocket launch last week, is expected to be placed on one of the company's Starlink vehicles this year.