SpaceX
SpaceX, formally Space Exploration Technologies Corp., is an American aerospace company founded in 2002 and headquartered at Starbase, Texas. Wikipedia says it conducts more orbital launches each year than any other provider. Its Falcon 9 and Falcon Heavy rockets reuse their boosters, its Dragon capsules carry crews and cargo to the International Space Station, and it is testing the fully reusable Starship. Its Starlink constellation provides satellite internet. In 2020 Falcon 9 became the first commercial rocket to carry people to orbit. Videos here cover its launches and landings, Crew-12 and Crew-13, and the Starship flight tests.
- What it does
- Launch provider, crew and cargo spacecraft
- Founded
- 14 March 2002
- Headquarters
- Starbase
- Founders
- Elon Musk
- Key vehicles
- Falcon 9, Falcon Heavy, Dragon, Starship
- Crewed flights
- 16 in our records, carrying 59 people
Data as of 2 November 2026. Source: Wikidata (CC0). All the private spaceflight companies.
Events
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1 video
- NASASpaceflight
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1 video
- NASASpaceflight
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13 October 2026
SpaceX CRS-35
CRS-35 was a routine run with one notable load. Dragon carried the last pair of ISS Roll Out Solar Arrays, the panels that have been added to the station's power system one pair at a time, and the Falcon 9 booster came back to land at Landing Zone 40.
2 videos- NASA
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1 video
- NASASpaceflight
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1 October 2026
Crew-13
Crew-13 overlapped with Crew-12 for a short handover. Joshua Kutryk of the Canadian Space Agency flew as the first commercial crew astronaut from his agency, as CSA described it at the news conference, and it was Jessica Watkins' second Dragon flight.
3 videos- NASA
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1 October 2026
SpaceX Crew-13
1 video- NASA
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28 September 2026
Starship Flight 14
Thirty-three engines lifted the stack, and one of the ship's engines shut down early. That decided the flight: SpaceX first chose not to commit to orbit, then polled again and gave a go.
8 videos- CNET
- Everyday Astronaut
- Scott Manley
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24 July 2026
Starship Flight 13
Flight 13 was the second flight of Starship V3. The first attempt aborted at ignition, and SpaceX explained on the webcast that the pad abort came on four engines.
4 videos- Everyday Astronaut
- VideoFromSpace
- Scott Manley
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29 April 2026
ViaSat-3 F3
The first attempt was stopped by the weather. The countdown reached propellant loading and strongback retraction before a hold and a stand-down, with the next opportunity the following day.
2 videos- Everyday Astronaut
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1 video
- Everyday Astronaut
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26 August 2025
Starship Flight 10
SpaceX's own recap is short and gives the sequence rather than the detail: countdown and propellant close-out, liftoff, stage separation, engine cutoff and preparation for a payload deploy, and a relight demonstration.
1 video- SpaceX
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7 March 2025
Starship Flight 8
The flight repeated two things that had worked before: hot staging and a booster catch. It also repeated the loss of the ship.
1 video- The Launch Pad
Videos on this topic
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Crew-7 Dragon Endurance Rendezvous and Docking with the ISS
Mission: Crew-7 (2023)
Roman Space Telescope Launch on Falcon Heavy From Pad 39A
Mission: Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope
Roman Space Telescope Science Briefing Ahead of Launch
Mission: Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope
Crew-13 Prelaunch Briefing: Dragon Valve Repair and a Fast ISS Trip
Mission: Crew-13 (2026)
Roman Space Telescope Prelaunch Briefing: Falcon Heavy, Weather
Mission: Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope
Roman Space Telescope Launches on Falcon Heavy: NASA Briefing
Mission: Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope
Falcon Heavy’s Maiden Flight: Launch and Booster Separation
Mission: Falcon Heavy Demonstration Mission (2018)
Falcon 9 Launches the Last 54 Starlink V1.5 Satellites from SLC-40
Mission: Starlink V1.5 (Falcon 9, 54 satellites) (2023)
Falcon 9 Starlink Launch: 22 Satellites and a 13th Booster Landing
Mission: Starlink Mission (2023)
Falcon 9 Launches 15 Starlink Satellites From Vandenberg in Fog
Mission: Starlink Mission (2023)
Falcon 9 Launches 22 Starlink Satellites on a Fourth Booster Flight
Mission: Starlink Mission (2023)
Falcon Heavy Launches Hughes JUPITER 3 After a Valve Scrub
Mission: Hughes JUPITER 3 (2023)
Falcon 9 Launches 22 Starlink Satellites on a 15th Booster Flight
Mission: Starlink Mission (2023)
Starship Booster 9 Static Fire: 2.74 Seconds, Four Engines Out
Mission: Starship Super Heavy Booster 9 static fire
Falcon 9 Launches 22 Starlink V2 Minis on a Sixth-Flight Booster
Mission: Starlink Mission (2023)
Falcon 9 Starlink 6-15: 10th Booster Flight After a T-5s Abort
Mission: Starlink Group 6-15 (2023)
Falcon 9 Flies Booster for a Record 16th Time on Starlink Launch
Mission: Starlink Mission (2023)
Falcon Heavy JUPITER 3 Countdown Aborted at T-1:05, Launch Scrubbed
Mission: Hughes JUPITER 3 (2023)
How the ISS Will Be Destroyed at Point Nemo in 2030
Mission: International Space Station deorbit
Thomas Pesquet’s Mission Alpha: Six Months Aboard the ISS
Mission: Crew-2 (2021)
How Starship’s Tower Catches Super Heavy: Flight 5 and After
Mission: Starship Flight 5 (2024)
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