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SpaceX To Announce First Falcon Heavy Deal

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[Satellite TODAY 05-24-11] It is proving to be a good week for SpaceX. Fresh from the successful launch of the Falcon 9 on Tuesday, Satellite Today understands that the launch services provider has now signed its first deal for the Falcon Heavy vehicle. The deal is now signed, and SpaceX is set to announce the deal later this week. The Falcon Heavy represents SpaceX’s entry into the heavy lift launch vehicle category.

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