The Transporter Erector built by SpaceX is raised at Launch Complex 39A at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida during testing of the ground support structure that will lift Falcon 9 and Falcon Heavy rockets into place for launch. Standing 212 feet high – more than 20 stories tall – the TE will move launch-ready rockets and spacecraft from the processing hangar at the base of the pad up to the pad surface and into a vertical position over the flame trench. The TE is a much larger and stronger version of the erector the company uses at Space Launch Complex 40. Photo credit: SpaceX
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