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Falcon 9 B5 rocket launch.

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Falcon 9 B5 rocket launch.

SpaceX USA Falcon 9 B5

Heading for SSO from Vandenberg, SLC-4E.

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Jul 7, 2026 · 07:12 UTC

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1969

Jul 3

On Jul 3, 1969, Thirteen days before Apollo 11 lifted off from Kennedy, the Soviet Union destroyed its own lunar launch pad. On 3 July 1969, in the late evening Moscow time, the second N1 — serial…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 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 →

2023

Apr 20

On Apr 20, 2023, Starbase's orbital launch pad had no flame trench, no water deluge, no sound suppression — the structures meant to absorb an integrated Starship liftoff had not yet been built…Read on →

2024

Nov 19

On Nov 19, 2024, The Mechazilla tower at Starbase had caught one booster on the previous flight. The arms were ready to catch a second. On 19 November 2024, Booster 13 lifted from OLP-1 in the late…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 →

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 →

2009

Jul 14

On Jul 14, 2009, RazakSAT was a 180 kg Earth-observation satellite developed jointly by Malaysia's Astronautic Technology Sdn Bhd and South Korea's Satrec Initiative. It was the first paying…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 →

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 →

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