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Verified Brief: SpaceX Launches USSF-385 and Lands Falcon 9 Booster
SpaceX launched the classified USSF-385 mission from Vandenberg on September 26 and landed the Falcon 9 first stage after its 10th flight.
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Verified Brief: SpaceX Launches O3b mPOWER 11–13 for SES
SpaceX launched SES’s final three O3b mPOWER satellites on September 13; official and independent records confirm success, while service is forecast for mid-2027.
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Verified Brief: SpaceX Launches Starlink 15-24 on B1088’s 19th Flight
SpaceX’s official mission record and webcast identify the flight; independent launch data confirm 27 satellites, orbital success and B1088’s droneship landing.
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Verified Brief: SpaceX Launches Starlink 15-23 on B1063’s 35th Flight
SpaceX published the mission record; independent launch sources confirm 27 Starlink satellites deployed and B1063 landed after its 35th flight on September 2.
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Verified Brief: SpaceX Launches Starlink 15-22 on B1082’s 24th Flight
SpaceX documented the 27-satellite Falcon 9 mission and B1082 reuse plan; independent launch records confirm liftoff and the first-stage landing on August 26.
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Verified Brief: SpaceX Launches Starlink 10-49 on B1067’s 37th Flight
SpaceX confirms 29 Starlink satellites deployed after an August 25 Falcon 9 launch from Florida, while B1067 completed a record 37th flight and landed at sea.
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Verified Brief: SpaceX Completes August 22 Starlink Launch From California
SpaceX lists an August 22 Falcon 9 Starlink mission from Vandenberg, and launch trackers record a successful insertion and booster landing. Two trackers disagree on the payload count, so Tesstudio ...
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Verified Brief: SpaceX Reaches 100 Missions in 2026 With Starlink 17-50
SpaceX launched Starlink 17-50 from Vandenberg at 04:01 UTC, landed booster B1097, and reached 100 missions for 2026. Launch Library lists the mission as successful.
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SpaceX Launches Globalstar 2-R and USSF-366 Missions About 38 Minutes Apart
SpaceX launched Falcon 9 missions from Florida and California about 38 minutes apart, sending Globalstar 2-R to orbit and launching the USSF-366 mission.
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