I forgot the /s! Just saying that if anyone thinks its a scam they should consider what these rocket launches are actually about. Those two objects in the image that I was commenting on are the side boosters. There would be no point in those things taking off individually, because they have no payload. When the main rocket launches those things are attached. As it ascends, they detach and return to earth, leaving the later stages (and payload) to continue. During the launch that sent the Tesla into space there was a 3rd part of the main rocket that also returned to earth, but I believe that failed to land successfully. (Was attempting to land on an ocean based platform). The following video shows a history of the SpaceX testing and how they progressed to the design that is able to land itself. In those tests they are just testing the side booster rockets. The started initially by launching off the ground a little way and trying to land...