SpaceX back for another try at Falcon Heavy launch of secret spacecraft

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER — First it was weather, then something went awry on the ground, but SpaceX and the Space Force are set to once again try to send up the powerhouse Falcon Heavy rocket with the secretive X-37B Orbital Test Vehicle on board Thursday night. And if all goes well, SpaceX could follow up with a Falcon 9 launch just hours later. Flying for only the ninth time ever, but fifth time ...

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