Spacex just launched another big fleet of satellites until the last front.
art Falcon 9 Rocket carrying 70 payloads for different customers lifted from California The base of the Vandenberg Space Force Today (June 23) at 5:25 PM EDT (2125 GMT; 2:25 PM Local California Time), in a Ridresshare mission known to transporter 14.
Transporter 14 is transporter microsats, cubesats and reentry capsules, including one that carries leftovers and the person’s DNA on a Memorial mission.
The first phase of Falcon 9 is back to the world today as planned, touching the SpaceX drone ship “Of course I still love you” in the Pacific about 8.5 minutes after the outerback.
This is the 26th launch and landing for this particular booster, according to a Description of Spacex Mission. That is near to the company’s realization record, now standing at 28 Flights.
The long stage of the rocket, continued to use the method of Low orbit of the groundwhere it has a lot of work to do: deploy the menagerie with the puistages at about one hour span starting to launch.
Bills include private ground satellites – such as Capella Space Space’s Capla-17 Synthetic raderture radar craft, and starfish space Otter pup 2to try to make the first-frequent commercial port of Leo in a later year.
Transporter 14 also brings fourth reentry capsule for California company Varda Spaceworking on making pharmacies and other objects in space and return them to the ground.
Falcon 9 also on top stage is the new NYX of the company’s exploration, flying a Memorial mission to the Soul Limory company.
NYX – The last payload i-deploy today – brings the remaining left and / or DNA from about 150 people. If everyone goes to plan, the spacecraft will round the land two or three times and then recover.
As its name suggests, Transporter 14 is the 14th mission of Spacex’s Ridesdamare Series. Its first, Transporter 1 Back to January 2021, put a record of a launch, sending a whopping 143 satellites in orbit.
The company also acts in another rideshare program called bandwagagon, with Three missions under its belt so far.
