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Starship completed its rehearsal for launch, loading more than 10 million pounds of propellant on Starship and Super Heavy and taking the flight-like countdown to T-10 seconds
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Dragon docked with the Space Station for the fifth time
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Falcon 9 lit up the sky ahead of the first stage returning to Earth after launching Crew-8 to the Space Station Sunday evening
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Three Falcon 9 launches in 20 hours, carrying to orbit:
- 4 crewmembers headed to the Space Station
- 53 rideshare spacecraft
- 23 Starlink satellites
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Liftoff of 23 Starlink satellites from Florida while Transporter-10's second stage was coasting through space ahead of its final payload deployment.

Two Falcon 9s were simultaneously readying payload deploys while a Dragon and its crew chased down the Space Station with the Crew-7 Dragon docked to it
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Liftoff of Transporter-10 and Falcon 9’s first stage landed on Landing Zone 4

To date, SpaceX has launched nearly 1,000 smallsats for 130+ customers across our entire Rideshare program. Rideshare significantly increases access to space for small satellite operators around the world

The spacecraft launched by Falcon 9 as part of this program range from Earth observation satellites to in-space manufacturing, robotics, student research projects, entertainment, tech demos for human spaceflight, and more.
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Another shot from Falcon 9 stage separation during the launch of Crew-8 headed to the ISS
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Crew 8
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Falcon 9 launched Crew-8, Dragon’s 13th human spaceflight mission
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