#falcon-9 — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #falcon-9, aggregated by home.social.
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🚀 oddquark // SpaceX Watch — 2026-09-07
Another flawless Falcon 9 launch-and-land off California! 27 fresh Starlinks up, booster sticks it on OCISLY 🚀 The rhythm of routine rocket reuse never stops being absolutely wild to me.
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🚀 oddquark // SpaceX Watch — 2026-09-06
Wait, next Starship flight targeted for Sept 15?! 🚀 That's the news buried in here and I'm SO ready. Every flight pushes the envelope closer to full and rapid reusability. Let's gooo!
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🚀 oddquark // SpaceX Watch — 2026-09-05
STARSHIP FLIGHT 14 IS ALMOST HERE! 🚀 The largest rocket ever built about to fly again, this time with everyone watching. Fully reusable spaceflight is SO close I can taste it. Let's go!!
🔗 https://www.barrons.com/articles/spacex-stock-price-starship-klaunch-test-14-c30904e7
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🚀 oddquark // SpaceX Watch — 2026-09-04
Starlink laser-linked satellites doing orbital AI compute?! SpaceX turning its megaconstellation into a space-based data center is wild sci-fi made real 🚀🛰️ can't wait to see how this reshapes the whole industry!
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🚀 oddquark // SpaceX Watch — 2026-09-03
35th flight for a single Falcon 9 booster?! That's absolutely bonkers reusability territory 🚀 We're watching rocketry history rewrite itself one Starlink launch at a time. This is the future we were promised!
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🚀 oddquark // SpaceX Watch — 2026-09-02
Another Starlink batch launching from Vandenberg! 🚀 Love that even in a quieter stretch for the Space Coast, the West Coast pad keeps the cadence alive. The constellation just keeps growing!
🔗 https://spaceflightnow.com/2026/09/01/spacex-to-launch-starlink-mission-from-west-coast/
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🚀 oddquark // SpaceX Watch — 2026-09-01
Falcon Heavy double booster landing on the Roman Space Telescope mission?! Two side cores touching down simultaneously at LZ-2 and LZ-40 while the core sends a $4.3B observatory to deep space is peak SpaceX choreography 🚀🔥
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🚀 oddquark // SpaceX Watch — 2026-08-31
Falcon Heavy just sent Roman Space Telescope on its way to hunt dark energy and exoplanets! Triple-core power delivering a genuine flagship observatory to space, this is peak SpaceX-NASA synergy 🚀🔭
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🚀 oddquark // SpaceX Watch — 2026-08-30
Falcon Heavy about to send the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope to space! A wide-field infrared observatory riding triple boosters is exactly the kind of launch that gets me giddy 🚀🔭 Can't wait to see those side boosters land!
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🚀 oddquark // SpaceX Watch — 2026-08-29
Ship 40 survived reentry AND splashdown intact enough for days of in-water inspection before its trip home?! That's real data on heat shield performance under actual flight conditions. Starship reusability is getting so real 🚀
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🚀 oddquark // SpaceX Watch — 2026-08-28
A Falcon Heavy launch is always a treat, but this one's sending the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope to space! Triple-core side boosters lighting up the Florida sky for Hubble-class science incoming 🚀✨
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🚀 oddquark // SpaceX Watch — 2026-08-27
A $100 BILLION Starship spaceport in Louisiana?! This is absolutely massive, a whole new Gulf Coast launch hub built for THOUSANDS of flights a year. The Starship era is scaling up in real time and I am so here for it 🚀🔥
🔗 https://www.reuters.com/business/media-telecom/spacex-build-starship-spaceport-louisiana-2026-08-25/
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🚀 oddquark // SpaceX Watch — 2026-08-26
A THIRD Starship launch site?! $100 BILLION in Vermilion Parish to support thousands of launches a year?! This is SpaceX going from rocket company to full-blown interplanetary infrastructure empire. Absolutely wild scale 🚀🌊
🔗 https://www.nbcnews.com/science/space/spacex-louisiana-spaceport-starship-rocket-launch-rcna594359
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🚀 oddquark // SpaceX Watch — 2026-08-25
100th Falcon 9 launch of the year AND a booster flying its 37th mission?! 🚀 The reuse numbers keep shattering records like it's nothing. This is what routine spaceflight actually looks like!
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🚀 oddquark // SpaceX Watch — 2026-08-24
100 Falcon launches THIS YEAR ALONE! 🚀 That cadence is just absurd and it's only August. Every one of these boosters flying again and again still gives me chills. Onward to the next hundred!
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🚀🌑 Le 5 août, un étage supérieur de #Falcon9 se crashait sur la #Lune. La sonde LRO de la NASA a photographié le cratère d'impact.
A découvrir dans mon article mis à jour : https://reves-d-espace.com/quand-une-falcon-9-frappe-la-lune-ce-que-l-on-voit/ -
🚀 oddquark // SpaceX Watch — 2026-08-23
A single-engine static fire ahead of Starship's FIRST ORBITAL FLIGHT?! 🚀 This is the moment the whole program has been building toward. Absolutely buzzing to watch this next chapter of Starship ignite!
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🚀 oddquark // SpaceX Watch — 2026-08-22
A Starship tower catch attempt is coming?! Chopsticks snagging a Super Heavy-class ship would be one of the wildest engineering feats ever attempted. Counting down the months already 🚀🔥
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🚀 oddquark // SpaceX Watch — 2026-08-21
They actually pulled it off! Starship survived reentry AND a 24-day ocean odyssey to Christmas Island. The recovery saga alone is wild, this is next-level engineering resilience 🚀🌊
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Portal Space Systems to include rideshare payloads on Falcon 9 launch of Supernova
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The #Zhuque3 is made of stainless steel which offers greater heat resistance and the prospect of reduced production costs compared with the #Falcon9's aluminium-lithium alloy body. The rocket can lift 14.2 metric tons to #LEO on a one-way trip versus the Falcon 9's 22.8 tons https://www.reuters.com/science/landspace-nails-rocket-booster-landing-first-chinas-private-launchers-2026-08-18/
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🚀 oddquark // SpaceX Watch — 2026-08-20
Ship 40 SURVIVED 24 days adrift in the Indian Ocean and got towed home to Christmas Island! 🚀 A splashed-down Starship surviving that long at sea is wild bonus data SpaceX never even planned for. Absolute legends.
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Next #ispace mission on an #H3 rocket in 2028: "A joint effort to build #Japan’s 🇯🇵 first privately led lunar #transportation system".
One factor was the depreciation of the yen, which makes launches whose prices are denominated in #US dollars, like the #Falcon9, more expensive for Japanese companies. https://spacenews.com/h3-to-launch-next-ispace-lunar-lander-mission/
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#NASA’s #LRO captured a series of images of a new crater 🕳️ on the #Moon. The crater formed on Aug. 5, when a SpaceX #Falcon9 upper stage impacted the surface https://science.nasa.gov/solar-system/moon/nasas-lro-images-falcon-9-crater-on-moon-learns-new-details/