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Starlink Group 17-28

Twenty-four V2 Mini satellites for Starlink's polar coverage shell.

Starlink Group 17-28

Twenty-four V2 Mini satellites for Starlink's polar coverage shell.

SpaceX USA Falcon 9 B5

Heading for SSO from Vandenberg, SLC-4E.

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Jun 21, 2026 · 14:36 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 →

2020

May 30

On May 30, 2020, Douglas Hurley had brought the Space Shuttle home. On 21 July 2011, he rode Atlantis to a stop at Kennedy Space Center — the last landing of the program. For nine years afterwards…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 →

2025

Mar 6

On Mar 6, 2025, Ship 34 was the second Block 2 Starship, and it failed in the same phase of flight as the first. On 6 March 2025, Booster 15 and Ship 34 lifted from Starbase in the early evening…Read on →

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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 →

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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 →

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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 →

2025

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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 →

2003

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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 →

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