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Orbital launch no. 126 of 2026 🇺🇸🚀24⭐️🔗🛰️
Starlink 17-47 | SpaceX | June 03 | 1400 UTC
@SpaceX successfully launched 24 v2.0 @Starlink Mini🛰️ on its Falcon 9🚀 to LEO (Low Earth Orbit) from @SLDelta30 SLC-4E, California.
Foggy again this time. We were lucky with the last couple of launches.
Launch again in 48 hours
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This day in 2011: HEAT-1X launched, making history in our quest for crewed, crowdfunded spaceflight by proving:
🚀 Sea launch of 65kN hybrid rocket
📡 Manual flight termination
👩🚀 Clean separation of human-sized space capsule
🚢 Capsule recovery at sea
https://t.co/QwqKhkMEM5
👀 Kall Morris Inc.’s REACCH system capturing a target object during testing on the ISS.
Instead of a single small satellite test, the team completed 172 test runs, validating the system for debris removal and in-orbit relocation: https://t.co/HiLLKs1lGj
#SpaceDebris#ISS
After a number of setbacks, astronauts Tom Stafford (left) and Gene Cernan strapped into their Gemini spacecraft for the third time OTD 60 years ago, ready to begin the Gemini IX-A mission.
The Gemini IX backup crew, Jim Lovell and Buzz Aldrin, left a poem taped on their spacecraft (seen in the foreground) with a little extra incentive to successfully launch.
The mission lifted off at 8:39 am on June 3, 1966. Their next task: rendezvous with an "angry alligator."
Aalo Atomics develops compact, mass-manufactured nuclear reactors to demonstrate nuclear power's reliability and scalability for clean energy production.
Orbital launch no. 126 of 2026 🇺🇸🚀24⭐️🔗🛰️
Starlink 17-47 | SpaceX | June 03 | 1400 UTC
@SpaceX successfully launched 24 v2.0 @Starlink Mini🛰️ on its Falcon 9🚀 to LEO (Low Earth Orbit) from @SLDelta30 SLC-4E, California.
Foggy again this time. We were lucky with the last couple of launches.
Reflecting on the past, ready for the future ✨
@NASARoman engineers took one last look at the telescope's primary mirror, ensuring the observatory is ready to explore the universe.
Next up? Packing Roman up and shipping to @NASAKennedy for launch!
https://t.co/VeFVRA7hQG
We’ve shipped the twin solid rocket booster segments for @NASA’s Artemis III mission to Kennedy Space Center from our world-class propulsion manufacturing facility in Utah to support America’s next step in returning humanity to the Moon. https://t.co/c77VPqKa0i
Starship launch no. 1 of 2026 🇺🇸🚀⭐️🛳️
IFT 12 | SpaceX | May 22 | 2230 UTC
@SpaceX to launch the 12th Starship suborbital test flight with it's redesigned V3 Starship S39 + V3 Superheavy booster B19 from the new also redesigned Pad 2 at @StarbaseTX, Texas.
2nd attempt.
Mission objectives:
Starship Upper Stage V3 (Ship 39):
◦ First flight of V3 design.
◦ Deploy 22 @Starlink V3 expendable simulator🛰️ using "Pez" Dispenser.
◦ 2 of them carry cameras to inspect the heatshield
◦ In-space Raptor re-light demo
◦ Intentional missing heat shield tile + white painted targets for re-entry testing
◦ Flap stress test + dynamic banking maneuver during re-entry
◦ Improved propellant management, RCS, and docking hardware for future refueling.
Super Heavy Booster V3 (Booster 19):
◦ First flight of V3 design.
◦ First flight with Raptor V3 engines.
◦ 3 larger grid fins (instead of 4 previously) with new catch points.
◦ Integrated hot staging (exposed forward dome).
◦ No booster catch attempt - controlled splashdown off the coast of Starbase.
◦ Boostback burn + landing burn demonstration
The next Falcon Heavy launch, carrying NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, is scheduled for NET August 30th! The telescope is currently being prepared for shipment to the Cape, where it'll arrive later this month via NASA's Pegasus barge.