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Starlink Group 17-39

Twenty-four Starlink V2 Mini satellites on B1082's twenty-third flight.

Starlink Group 17-39

Twenty-four Starlink V2 Mini satellites on B1082's twenty-third flight.

SpaceX USA Falcon 9

Launching from Vandenberg, SLC-4E.

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Jul 20, 2026 · 14:00 UTC

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Jul 10 202604:15 UTC
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04:15 UTC
Hulianwang Jishu Shiyan
Long March 10B China Success
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Jul 11 2026
03:01 UTC
Starlink Group 17-48 Broadcast available
SpaceX USA Success
Jul 14 202601:28 UTC
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01:28 UTC
Starlink Group 15-14 Broadcast available
SpaceX USA Success
Jul 14 202609:10 UTC
Jul 14 2026
09:10 UTC
Starlink Group 10-45 Broadcast available
SpaceX USA Success
Jul 14 202614:47 UTC
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14:47 UTC
Soyuz MS-29
Soyuz 2.1a Russia Success
Jul 16 202620:32 UTC
Jul 16 2026
20:32 UTC
SDA Tranche 1 Transport Layer E Broadcast available
SpaceX USA Success
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Jul 20 202614:00 UTC
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14:00 UTC
Starlink Group 17-39 Broadcast available
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Jul 21 202622:15 UTC
Jul 21 2026
22:15 UTC
MRV-MEP Broadcast available
SpaceX USA Watch
Jul 24 202614:00 UTC
Jul 24 2026
14:00 UTC
Starlink Group 17-51 Broadcast available
SpaceX USA Watch
Jul 28 2026
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Starlink Group 17-52 Broadcast available
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19:30 UTC
QZS-7
H3 22S Japan

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2012

May 22

On May 22, 2012, Before Dragon C2 could approach the International Space Station on 22 May 2012, ISS mission controllers required it to complete a qualification course: three days of proximity…Read on →

2024

Jan 3

On Jan 3, 2024, Six of the 21 Starlinks aboard this mission carried something the others did not: a Direct-to-Cell transponder. On 3 January 2024, Group 7-9 lifted from Vandenberg, and those six…Read on →

2022

Dec 16

On Dec 16, 2022, Earlier altimetry missions — the Jason series and their predecessors — measured ocean and lake surface heights along narrow ground tracks, producing a sparse grid of sampled…Read on →

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 →

1957

Dec 6

On Dec 6, 1957, The rocket rose approximately 1.2 metres, lost thrust, and settled back onto the pad. The fuel tanks ruptured. On 6 December 1957, the Vanguard TV3 attempt ended roughly two…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 →

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 →

2003

Oct 15

On Oct 15, 2003, Yang Liwei was a 38-year-old PLA lieutenant colonel and former fighter pilot when he became the sole occupant of Shenzhou 5. On 15 October 2003, at 9:00 Beijing time, the Long…Read on →

1961

Apr 12

On Apr 12, 1961, Vostok 1 was an automatic spacecraft. The cosmonaut inside it carried a manual override sealed behind an envelope his superiors expected him to open only in an emergency. On 12…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 →

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