SpaceX, watch spectacular video of SpaceX Falcon Heavy Fearing Zeratry entry. SpaceX has released an unspiring video of its Falcon Heavy rocket burning bright blue while re-entering Earth, Satmosphere from Space, SpaceX CEO Elon Musk has announced. SpaceX has released an incredible new footage capturing the surprising the beautiful re-entry of its Falcon Heavy reusable rocket. The descent of this SpaceX Falcon Heavy payload theory occurred soon after the enormous rocket launched late last month. SpaceX posted a minute long video to Twitter, where it soon garnered tens of thousands of repweats and likes. The revolutionary space company cautioned the footage with view from the fearing during the STP-2 mission, when the fearing returns to Earth, friction heats up particles in the atmosphere, which appear bright blue in the video. Payload fearing surround and protect satellites during the rigors of blasting rockets into space. This protection becomes redundant after rockets leave Earth's atmosphere, so these fearing are discarded and fall back to Earth. SpaceX fearing's return to Earth in two segments, and each piece is fitted with a parachute and discrete steering thrusters, helping slow the hardware's descent and help recovery. SpaceX is keen to reuse these fearing as the combined cost of both halves is worth approximately $6 million, $4.8 million. These same fearing can be used by both the SpaceX Falcon Heavy and Falcon 9. Recovery efforts now involve SpaceX's net-equipped boat, previously named, Mr. Steven but now known as Goa Amiposter-Fee-S-Dod-Tree, which catches fall fearing. Salty Seawater is extremely corrosive, meaning it is imperative to prevent fearing from falling into the ocean. The SpaceX boat was yet to be successful in performing this ambitious feat prior to the June 25th Falcon Heavy launch. And we can now enjoy the historic catch, thanks to video captured from Goa Amiposter-Fee-S-Dod-Tree and shared by Elon Musk on social media. Elon Musk posted the 11-second net-snag video in the same Twitter threat as the fearing descent video. Although it is highly likely both videos show the same fearing half, Elon Musk has yet to confirm this. The June 25th mission was only the third ever for the powerful Falcon Heavy, double space test program 2, STP2. The Falcon Heavy blasted two dozen satellites in space for a variety of customers. This included a spacecraft for US space agency NASA, which is testing a more environmentally friendly propellant. While another was by its sale too, a solar sailing demonstrator for the planetary society. The SpaceX Falcon Heavy is made up of three modified, strapped together for the Falcon 9 first stages. The central heavy booster is topped by a second stage in the payload. The SpaceX Heavy first stages, like that of the Falcon 9, is also reusable. Shortly after liftoff on June 25th, all three boosters came down to Earth for landing attempts. But while he two side boosters successfully landed safely on Earth, the central one narrowly missed its target of SpaceX drone ship and the Atlantic.