Oct 20 at 10:50 am E.T. SpaceX launched their fortieth rocket of the year as the Starlink 4-36 mission was successful.
Rocket Launch
October 14 at 1:22 am E.T. SpaceX launched their 46th mission of the year with now three time flier B1069 as it lifted off the Hotbird 13F mission for Eulesat.
Oct 9 at 7:05 pm E.T. SpaceX launched their 46 mission of the year launching two satellites for Intelsat. Galaxy-33 & 34 were launched into a geostationary orbit to help clear up the lower C-band spectrum.
Oct. 5 at 12:00 pm E.T. NASA and SpaceX launch another set of four astronauts to the International Space Station as Crew-5 lifts off on a beautiful Florida day.
Oct. 5 at 5:36 pm E.T. An Atlas V rocket carrying twin satellites, SES 20 & 21 lifted off from SLC-41 at CCSFS to deliver the payloads into a near geosynchronous orbit around the equator.
September 10 at 9:10 pm E.T. from LC-39A at the Kennedy Space Center With no end in sight […]
Sept. 4, at 10:09 pm E.T. SpaceX launches their fortieth Falcon 9 mission of the year for Starlink 4-20. This also marks the first rideshare on a Starlink mission this year as the Varuna-TDM payload was launched with the 51 satellites.
Aug. 29, two hours before lift off, during the countdown NASA found a temperature issue with one of the four RS-25 engines that prevented teams from continuing with the mission. More information about the next attempt is expected Tuesday evening from NASA.
August 27 at 11:41 pm E.T. a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket lifted off SLC-40 carrying 54 Starlink satellites and the heaviest payload a F9 has yet to carry.
NASA moved the time line for the SLS’s third roll out up by over a day. After a slight delay due to lightning in the area SLS began to roll from the VAB at 10:00 pm E.T. on August 16th. Now it will reside on Launch Complex 39B until it lifts off for the first time on a journey around the moon, going further and longer than any human rated spacecraft has gone before.
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