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Falcon 9

Falcon 9 Family rocket variant.

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Mission History
5 Missions
Dragon CRS-2 Mission2013
Dragon CRS-1 Mission2012
Dragon C22012
Dragon C1 Mission2010
Dragon Qual Unit2010
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SpaceX did not disclose technical details about the NROL-105 payload, orbit, or specific objectives in line with the typically classified nature of NRO missions.

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Falcon 9 has become one of the reference launch vehicles for U.S. civil and military institutions.

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The 600-mission total comprises flights from different configurations of the Falcon family with Falcon 9 as the principal active launch vehicle.

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SpaceX posted on X that Falcon 9 launched NROL-105 and that the flight completed the company’s 600th overall Falcon mission.

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Falcon 9 regularly operates from the California pad for missions for the NRO, NASA, and commercial satellite customers.

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Starlink is a major anchor customer for Falcon 9 and represents a large percentage of SpaceX launches.

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Operational scaling of the Falcon family has contributed to reduced costs of access to orbit and increased launch availability for institutional and commercial customers.

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After Russia’s 2022 invasion of Ukraine, OneWeb completed deployment of its constellation using SpaceX Falcon 9 and ISRO’s LVM3 rockets.

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SpaceX continues to add Starlink subscribers and achieved significant Falcon 9 launch records.

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SpaceX lofted the latest batch of 10 Iridium Next satellites in early 2019 from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California.

Mentioned as: Falcon 9SourceApr 21, 2022

A significant portion of NOAA’s targeted radio occultation data is likely to come from the six satellites that make up the second U.S.-Taiwan COSMIC constellation launched in 2019.

Mentioned as: Falcon 9SourceNov 23, 2020

SpaceX launched astronauts Douglas Hurley and Robert Behnken to the International Space Station for NASA in May using a Crew Dragon spacecraft atop a Falcon 9 rocket.

Mentioned as: Falcon 9SourceAug 18, 2020

ESA originally planned to launch Euclid on a Soyuz rocket but switched to Falcon 9 due to the unavailability of the Soyuz vehicle.

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Momentus completed final flight preparations and integrated Vigoride-6 with a Falcon 9 launch vehicle.

Mentioned as: Falcon 9SourceMar 22, 2023

The approach enables internet services that cover use cases from high-throughput to Direct-to-Cell (D2C).

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SpaceX completed two successful launches for the Tranche 0 portion of the Space Development Agency’s constellation.

Mentioned as: Falcon 9SourceOct 18, 2024

A Falcon 9 lifted off from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California at 6:34 a.m. Eastern on the Bandwagon-2 mission.

Mentioned as: Falcon 9SourceDec 21, 2024

SpaceX targeted Tuesday, 2024-06-18 for a Falcon 9 launch of the SES ASTRA 1P mission to geosynchronous transfer orbit from Space Launch Complex 40 (SLC-40) at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida.

Mentioned as: Falcon 9SourceJun 18, 2024

Both Falcon 9 missions on October 19, 2025, carried 28 Starlink satellites each.

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SpaceX’s strategic moves introduce new competitive pressures on mid-tier space companies such as Rocket Lab.

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