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Falcon 9 B5 rocket launch.

Starlink Group 10-35

Falcon 9 B5 rocket launch.

SpaceX USA Falcon 9 B5

Heading for LEO from Canaveral, SLC-40.

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2024

Oct 13

On Oct 13, 2024, The launch tower at Starbase had been built as both pad and landing site. Its two mechanical arms, mounted to the tower itself, were designed to grip an orbital-class booster…Read on →

1969

Jul 16

On Jul 16, 1969, Thirteen days before Apollo 11 lifted off, the Soviet Union's N1 rocket had destroyed its own launch complex at Baikonur in the largest non-nuclear explosion in the history of…Read on →

2015

Feb 11

On Feb 11, 2015, DSCOVR had spent more than a decade in nitrogen-blanketed storage at Goddard Space Flight Center before it ever saw a launch pad. Conceived in 1998 as a continuous Earth-imaging…Read on →

2007

Mar 21

On Mar 21, 2007, On 21 March 2007, the second Falcon 1 lifted from Omelek Island. The first stage performed cleanly. At staging, however, the separating interstage clipped the second-stage engine…Read on →

2025

May 27

On May 27, 2025, Booster 14 had been caught on Flight 7. SpaceX inspected it, replaced four of its thirty-three Raptor engines, and returned it to the pad as the first Super Heavy ever to fly…Read on →

1998

Nov 20

On Nov 20, 1998, The first piece of the International Space Station was Russian hardware paid for almost entirely by the United States. Zarya — "sunrise" in Russian — was a 19,323 kg cylinder built…Read on →

2025

Apr 21

On Apr 21, 2025, One second of error across 300 million years. That is the target precision of the Atomic Clock Ensemble in Space, a pair of clocks riding inside Dragon's unpressurized trunk when…Read on →

2020

Jan 19

On Jan 19, 2020, The plan was to destroy the rocket. On 19 January 2020, a Falcon 9 lifted from Kennedy Space Center carrying Crew Dragon C205 on a suborbital trajectory, with no engine installed…Read on →

2020

Aug 30

On Aug 30, 2020, Cape Canaveral's geometry normally rules out polar orbits: a southward trajectory over Florida would overfly populated coastline before reaching open water. On 30 August 2020, a…Read on →

2022

Dec 8

On Dec 8, 2022, OneWeb had launched 14 batches of its broadband constellation aboard Russian Soyuz rockets, acquiring 464 satellites in orbit before Russia's invasion of Ukraine halted everything…Read on →

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