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Falcon 9 rocket launch.

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SpaceX USA Falcon 9

Launching from Vandenberg, SLC-4E.

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Jul 14, 2026 · 01:16 UTC

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2025

Jan 16

On Jan 16, 2025, Ship 33 was the first Block 2 Starship: stretched, restructured, and avionically reworked from the Block 1 ships that had preceded it. SpaceX intended Flight 7 to be the first…Read on →

1990

Apr 24

On Apr 24, 1990, The primary mirror was 2.4 metres across, ground to a prescription with a spherical aberration of 2.2 micrometres — the result of a measuring error during manufacture. No one knew…Read on →

2024

Mar 14

On Mar 14, 2024, On 14 March 2024 — the twenty-second anniversary of SpaceX's founding — the third integrated Starship lifted from Boca Chica and became the first to reach orbital velocity. The…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 →

2024

Jun 6

On Jun 6, 2024, The first three Starships had broken apart at altitude, on reentry, or above the Gulf during a landing burn. For the fourth, the goal was to have both stages survive to the ocean…Read on →

2024

Feb 15

On Feb 15, 2024, It landed sideways. Odysseus, the Nova-C lander built by Intuitive Machines, had launched on 15 February 2024 atop a Falcon 9 from Launch Complex 39A — the second NASA Commercial…Read on →

2019

Mar 2

On Mar 2, 2019, No crew rode Dragon C204 when it lifted off from Kennedy Space Center on 2 March 2019. The capsule carried a test dummy named Ripley and around 180 kg of supplies for the station —…Read on →

1963

Jun 16

On Jun 16, 1963, Valentina Tereshkova was twenty-six, a textile factory worker and amateur parachutist. Her call sign aboard Vostok 6 was Chayka — seagull. On 16 June 1963, she launched from Pad…Read on →

2019

May 24

On May 24, 2019, Sixty flat-panel satellites departed the Falcon 9 as a single stack on 24 May 2019, spreading apart in low Earth orbit from a shared deployment altitude of 440 km. Each weighed 227…Read on →

2008

Sep 28

On Sep 28, 2008, Three flights had failed. By the fourth, the company's funds were nearly gone, and another failure would have closed the program. On 28 September 2008, a Falcon 1 lifted from…Read on →

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