The Falcon 9 rocket stands on launch complex 40 on 16 April as SpaceX prepares to launch NASA’s TESS spacecraft on a mission to seek out new planets beyond our Solar System.
Video: Steven Young/Spaceflight Now.
Video: Falcon 9 stands at the launch pad
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