The company's Falcon Heavy rocket continues to be the most potent rocket in operation today,
surpassing NASA's Space Launch System rocket, which has not yet launched, and SpaceX's next-generation Super Heavy spacecraft, which is currently preparing for its first flight.
And it appears that it will soon launch on its fourth mission, which will take it into the sky.
Currently, SpaceX plans to launch its Falcon Heavy rocket from Florida's Kennedy Space Center on Monday, October 31.
The Falcon Heavy is made up of two additional Falcon 9 boosters attached to each side of the rocket's core stage, which is SpaceX's reliable Falcon 9 rocket.
Its 27 Merlin engines work together to produce more than 5 million pounds of thrust at liftoff, which, according to SpaceX, is equivalent to about 18 Boeing 747 planes.