Earlier today, Falcon 9 launched the Starlink 10-21 mission from SLC-40 at 11 AM, carrying 28 more @Starlink satellites to LEO. 🛰️⛅ 📸: for @LaunchHeavenX

Falcon 9 launches the Starlink 10-21 mission to orbit this morning at 11:00am EDT. The booster supporting this mission flew for the 24th time. 📸: for @TLPN_Official

Last night, @rookisaacman and @Gillis_SarahE returned @ExplorersClub Flag #218, which accompanied the Polaris Dawn crew to orbit. It was exposed to the vacuum of space during the mission’s spacewalk and traveled farther from Earth than any crewed mission since humanity last went

The final formation flight.

H3/F7 Liftoff

Lift off🚀 #GoH3F7 #GoHTVX1 #H3F7 #HTVX

H3-24W F7 : HTV-X1 : Tanegashima : October 25/26, 2025 (00:00 UTC). Liftoff Pics.. 10/25/2025

H3ロケット7号機によるHTV-X1号機の打上げの模様はYouTube（JAXA Channel）にてライブ中継します🚀📷 放送予定日時：2025年10月26日(日)8:05頃～ 詳細はこちらをご覧ください📷 https://t.co/x8Sis8X3PL #JAXA #HTVX #GoHTVX1 #GoH3F7

https://t.co/QRlYjvDG0E

For reference, the Space Shuttle flew as many missions across its *40-year* history

Movin’ on up! ⬆️ #ICYMI, earlier this week, the Orion spacecraft, named Integrity, was lifted atop the SLS rocket in the Vehicle Assembly Building at @NASAKennedy ahead of the upcoming Artemis II mission.

There was a lot of support for this photo, so I’ve decided to make it available for purchase as a print, as well as another photo from the New Glenn booster rollout. Thank you again for all the support! Link to the shop below 👇

@imPenny2x @America250 Here is the video

Soon we'll see this beast light up and take to the skies, and I can't wait.

Falcon 9 launches the SpainSat NG II mission to orbit from Florida

Thanks for everything B1076! This evening Falcon 9 launched the Spainsat NG-II mission from SLC-40. This was an expendable flight due to needed performance, so B1076 unfortunately had to be expended after 22 flights. 📸: for @LaunchHeavenX

The first stage booster supporting today’s mission previously launched CRS-26, OneWeb Launch 16, Intelsat IS-40e, SES O3b mPOWER-C, Ovzon-3, Eutelsat 26D, Turksat 6A, Maxar 2, SXM-9, and 12 Starlink missions

Which photo of Falcon 9 passing through the clouds do you like best?

In 2010 NASA was reviewing where to send the flown Shuttle orbiters and created a score based institutions ability to show the shuttle to the public. Houston's score was the second lowest, but senators are trying to undo this and spend huge amounts of federal money to move a

The crown is still clearly visible above the 67!