SpaceX launched its second mission in two months for Telesat Canada Sunday, with a Falcon 9 rocket placing the Telstar 18V satellite into geostationary transfer orbit. Falcon lifted off from the Cape Canaveral Air Force Station during a four-hour window opening at 23:28 Eastern time (03:28 UTC on Monday) – with a T-0 moved to 00:45 (04:45 UTC) due to poor weather – and took just over thirty-two minutes to complete its mission.
SpaceX has launched the Eutelsat-10B communication satellite into a supersynchronous geostationary transfer orbit. A Falcon…
SpaceX launched its third Starlink mission in just 11 days on the v1.0 L26 flight.…
Both of SpaceX’s Florida launch pads are back into Starlink launch flow as the company…
SpaceX launched the Starlink v1.0 L17 mission with a new batch of Starlink satellites from…
Just days after a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket carried the American-European Sentinel-6A oceanography satellite into…
Only a handful of days after successfully returning domestic crew launch capabilities to U.S. soil…
The much-awaited and heralded launch of SpaceX’s Starlink internet satellite constellation launched on Thursday. With…
SpaceX has successfully static fired its latest Falcon 9 booster ahead of what was to…
SpaceX kept up its impressive launch pace as the company reused its first Block 5…
SpaceX conducted their thirteenth launch of the year Sunday, with a Falcon 9 rocket deploying…
The eighth and final Iridium NEXT launch – that was conducted on Friday – will…
NASA’s Parker Solar Probe is in its final, home-stretch of processing prior to its scheduled…
Minor issues with elements of the International Space Station (ISS) Life Support hardware continue to…
