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LIFTOFF - Vulcan rises again!
This evening, Vulcan-Centaur took to the skies after a long hiatus. It was an absolutely stunning and flawless launch!

📸: for Launch Heaven

LIFTOFF - SpaceX's Falcon 9 successfully lifted off at 8:35am carrying 24 Project Kuiper satellites to low Earth orbit. Some great views today, including a great vapor cone!

📸: for Launch Heaven

There were four humans on board, sent to the space station to conduct scientific research, some of which may be lifesaving. Are you saying you’d rather them have died in a failure?

Thank you! It’s an amazing experience, if you ever have the opportunity go for it!

The launch was cancelled due to a storm cloud that was over the launch site at that time. It went just a few hours ago fully successfully.

LANDING - Falcon 9 booster B1094 touches down after launching Crew-11 for the final LZ-1 landing.

📸: for Launch Heaven

LIFTOFF - SpaceX's Falcon 9 lifted off the pad at 11:47 AM, narrowly avoiding stormy weather, and successfully put 4 astronauts onto a trajectory to rendezvous with the International Space Station.

📸: for Launch Heaven

Falcon 9 launches 27 more Starlink satellites this afternoon.

📸: for Launch Heaven

Lookin' good Dragon.

#Ax4 is ready to launch tonight at 2:31 AM EST.

The exhaust plume left behind by Atlas V launching the Kuiper KA-02 mission

there's launch 2/2 for the day // Kuiper KA-02

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ULA’s Atlas V launches its second ever operational Kuiper flight earlier this morning, taking 27 Kuiper satellites to LEO.
📸: for Launch Heaven

Our rocket test site is in good hands this week.

Copenhell brought the thunder — with amps where we usually fire engines.
Same ground. Same noise. Same love for raw power.
Have an epic festival! 🚀🔥🎸

Skål, naboer!

Falcon 9 with Axiom-4 and Atlas V with KA-02 photographed yesterday from Playalinda Beach.
📸: for Launch Heaven

We have a backup window tomorrow. It depends on if it can be sorted without rolling back to the VIF

That’s how we roll… ;)
The Mighty Atlas V in its Bruiser configuration is getting ready to take another batch of Amazon’s Kuipers to space

Beautiful Tuesday morning launch of Starlink 12-24, successfully carrying another 23 Starlink satellites to orbit aboard SpaceX's Falcon 9.
📸: for Launch Heaven

Beautiful shots of a SpaceX Falcon 9 carrying a brand-new satellite to orbit for Sirius XM late last night.

📸: for Launch Heaven

YouTube video by TheSpaceEngineer SpaceX May 2025 Company Update Reupload

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ULA says that the launch of Kuiper 2 Mission for Project Kuiper, the second batch of production satellites for Amazon, on an Atlas V 551 rocket is planned for June 13, 2025, pending range approval.

Liftoff scheduled for 2:29 p.m. EDT with a 30-min window, from SLC-41, Florida

Looks like Chinese company Space Epoch just carried out a vertical takeoff and splashdown test. m.weibo.cn/detail/51715...

Starlink 10-32 took to the skies this morning aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9.

Our DIY plasma cutter has been upgraded with (space) lasers, giving us a new superpower: cutting fabrics in-house. ⚡✂️

Here, under the light, Kevlar donated by Heathcoat Fabrics — soon to become part of our spacecraft recovery systems. Faster iterations, more control, 0 cost.

More in video below.

Falcon 9 booster B1095 stands proud at Port Canaveral following its first ever launch and landing. Photos were taken 2 days ago on the 24th.

Thank you!

Got a new camera for a graduation present (thanks mom & dad!) and was excited to try it out today for Starlink 12-22, it did not disappoint!

Falcon 9 launches 23 more Starlink satellites to low earth orbit earlier tonight.
This was my first ever long exposure shot and I’m delighted with how it turned out!

Our vision:
An astronaut headed for a launch pad built by dreamers.
No nation, no billionaires—just volunteers and a wild belief:
That ordinary people can reach space.

Help us make history.

Support the mission at www.copsub.com/support-us

Poster: http://bit.ly/2zlmli1

Robert “Ed” Smylie, the NASA official who saved the Apollo 13 crew in 1970, has died at 95. He cobbled together an apparatus made of cardboard, plastic bags and duct tape after an explosion crippled the spacecraft as it sped toward the moon. nyti.ms/3Sbusb3

B1090 seen at Port Canaveral earlier this evening, with B1067 making a little cameo! Also, an image of the sunset, which was amongst the most beautiful I've ever seen.