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NASA Teases Rare Image Of Astronauts Testing SpaceX’s Multi Billion Dollar Moon Ship

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SpaceX’s Record Setting Rocket Falls In The Ocean After 19th Mission

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A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket booster that sent NASA astronauts Bob Behnken and Douglas Hurley on the first privately launched spaceflight to the International Space Station (ISS) tipped into the Atlantic Ocean late night yesterday as it was on its way back to land. The rocket was the first in SpaceX's fleet that undertook 19 consecutive successful missions, and it launched close to a thousand satellites into space after the NASA mission. Its latest launch was just before the holiday weekend when it flew with a batch of Starlink satellites and landed on SpaceX's 'A Shortfall of Gravitas' drone ship […]

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With six days left to go before the year ends, SpaceX has now launched 94 rockets since January after launching a radar reconnaissance satellite for the German Ministry of Defence. The launch marked SpaceX's 182nd consecutive landing of an orbital class rocket booster through its workhorse Falcon 9 medium-lift rocket. After today's launch, the next one SpaceX's manifest is of three Falcon 9s bulked together as part of the Falcon Heavy System. SpaceX Flies Falcon 9 Rocket Booster For 8th Time After Previously Setting New Rocket Reusability Record Compared to SpaceX's Starlink satellite launches, which typically see the Falcon 9's […]

SpaceX’s Ship That Sent Lasers To Space Is Now Coming Back

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SpaceX's CRS-29 mission from the International Space Station (ISS) departed from the orbiting space laboratory in the evening yesterday while it was flying above South America. The mission had flows to the ISS in early October and it carried a variety of payloads including science and research experiments. The CRS-29 mission was one of the more important ones in NASA's manifest as it carried crucial experiments such as laser communication and Earth imaging equipment to the ISS. Its liftoff in November marked SpaceX's 80th mission in 2023, with the ascent leg carrying 6,500 pounds of cargo. After separating from the […]
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