SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy rocket has conducted its second flight on Thursday, carrying its first customer payload – the Arabsat-6A communications satellite into space. Following a delay on Wednesday due to unacceptable Upper Level winds, Falcon Heavy lifted off from the Kennedy Space Center at the start of a one hour, 57-minute window that opened at 18:35 Eastern Time (22:35 UTC), taking a little over 34 minutes to deploy its payload into geosynchronous transfer orbit.
SpaceX conducted its second launch in barely 48 hours on Wednesday, with their Falcon 9…
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SpaceX launched its fiftieth Falcon 9 rocket Tuesday, deploying Spain’s Hispasat 30W-6 satellite into geostationary…
With last Friday’s successful launch of CRS-13, SpaceX marked its fiftieth orbital launch. The milestone…
SpaceX launched its Falcon 9 rocket for the US military Thursday, carrying the X-37B spaceplane…
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SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket returned to flight Monday, on a mission for communications firm Orbcomm…
For the past several years, the historic launch pads at the Kennedy Space Center, Florida,…
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SpaceX’s aspirations towards recovering launched Falcon 9 first stages are continuing to focus on ocean…
SpaceX is getting ever closer to successfully returning the first stage of its Falcon 9 v1.1,…
SpaceX successfully launched its seventh Dragon resupply mission en route to the International Space Station…
SpaceX’s reusability aspirations will receive further testing at Spaceport America, in the shape of the…
SpaceX’s new rocket system, the Falcon Heavy, is continuing preparations for her 2015 debut, with…
SpaceX will conduct a second attempt at landing a Falcon 9 v1.1 core stage on…
NASA has confirmed a December 16 placeholder for the Falcon 9 v1.1 launch of the…
Following the recent success of the Falcon 9 launch with six ORBCOMM spacecraft, SpaceX is…