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Crew-12

237 days on the International Space Station

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Crew-12 was a NASA and SpaceX crew rotation mission: Jessica Meir, Jack Hathaway, Sophie Adenot of the European Space Agency and cosmonaut Andrey Fedyaev spent 237 days in space, 235 of them docked to the International Space Station. Their Dragon Freedom capsule undocked on 7 October 2026 and splashed down off California the next day.
9 video perspectives
- Crew-12 Pre-Departure Briefing: Spacewalks, Science and Going Home
  
  In a pre-departure news conference from orbit, the four Crew-12 members (NASA's Jessica Meir and Jack Hathaway, ESA's Sophie Adenot and Roscosmos cosmonaut Andrey Fedyaev) recap their roughly seven…
  
  Published 16 Sep 2026
- Crew-12 Farewell: Jessica Meir Hands ISS Command to Dubrov
  
  Crew-12 members Jessica Meir, Jack Hathaway, Sophie Adenot and Andrey Fedyaev say farewell to the International Space Station crew.
  
  Published 4 Oct 2026
- Crew-12 Hatch Closure: Dragon Freedom Readies to Leave the ISS
  
  ESA's broadcast of NASA's Mission Control Houston coverage shows the Crew-12 hatch closure between Dragon Freedom and the International Space Station, at 5:05 a.m.
  
  Published 7 Oct 2026
- Crew-12 Leaves the ISS: Hatch Closure Aboard Dragon Freedom
  
  NASA's coverage follows Crew-12 as the hatch between Dragon Freedom and the International Space Station closes at 5:05 a.m.
  
  Published 7 Oct 2026
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Artemis III

A crewed rehearsal for the Moon, flown in Earth orbit

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Artemis III is NASA's planned 14-day crewed flight in low Earth orbit, set for summer 2027, in which an Orion crew of four will dock with test versions of the Blue Origin and SpaceX lunar landers. It replaced the original plan to land on the Moon, and NASA now aims to put astronauts on the surface with Artemis IV in 2028.
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- Artemis 3 Update: Rocket Progress, Landers and the 2028 Plan
  
  NASA leaders at Kennedy Space Center updated progress on assembling the SLS for Artemis 3, a low Earth orbit docking-test mission planned for summer 2027, and on plans for an Artemis 4 crewed lunar…
  
  Published 23 Oct 2026
- Artemis III: Orion Docks With Blue Moon and Starship in Orbit
  
  NASA's reimagined Artemis III is described as a 14-day crewed Earth-orbit mission planned for summer 2027, in which an Orion crew of four docks with a Blue Origin Blue Moon Mark II prototype and a…
  
  Published 31 Oct 2026
- Artemis 3 Becomes an Earth-Orbit Rehearsal for Moon Landers
  
  The video describes NASA's revised Artemis 3 plan, announced by Administrator Jared Isaacman on October 23: a crewed Earth-orbit rehearsal in summer 2027 rather than a Moon landing.
  
  Published 1 Nov 2026
Photo: Steve Jurvetson from Los Altos, USA / CC BY 2.0
Starship Flight 12

The first Starship V3 launch from Pad 2

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Starship Flight 12 was the first flight of the Starship version 3 vehicle, Booster 19 and Ship 39, from the new Pad 2 at Starbase, on 22 May 2026. The ship lost one vacuum engine on ascent but reached space and deployed its payloads, and the booster shut down early on its boostback burn.
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- Starship V3 Flight 12: Pad 2, Raptor 3, Booster 19 and Ship 39
  
  An overview of what is new on SpaceX's first Starship V3 launch, Flight 12: Pad 2 at Starbase, Raptor 3 engines, Booster 19 and Ship 39.
  
  Published 20 May 2026
- Starship Flight 12: Countdown to the First V3 Launch from Pad 2
  
  Everyday Astronaut hosts a live stream ahead of Starship Flight 12, the first flight of Starship version 3 from the new pad 2 at Starbase.
  
  Published 22 May 2026
- Starship Flight 12: First V3 Launch, Booster Loss and Engine Out
  
  Live coverage of Starship Flight 12, the first flight of a Starship version 3 vehicle from the new pad 2, with commentary from Tim Dodd and the SpaceX webcast.
  
  Published 23 May 2026
- Starship Flight 12: Inside the Final Days Before the First V3
  
  SpaceX's documentary follows engineers through the final days before the first Starship V3 flight, Flight 12.
  
  Published 13 Jul 2026
Photo: SpaceX / CC0 1.0 (public domain dedication)
Falcon Heavy Test Flight

Three cores, 27 engines and a Roadster

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On 6 February 2018 SpaceX launched Falcon Heavy for the first time from Launch Complex 39A at Kennedy Space Center, carrying a Tesla Roadster instead of a customer satellite. Both side boosters landed side by side at Cape Canaveral, and the Roadster went into an orbit around the Sun that crosses the orbit of Mars.
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- Falcon Heavy’s First Flight: Three Cores, 27 Engines, a Roadster
  
  SpaceX's official webcast covers the first test flight of Falcon Heavy from pad 39A at Kennedy Space Center.
  
  Published 6 Feb 2018
- Falcon Heavy’s First Test Flight: Boosters, Landings and Starman
  
  Coverage of the Falcon Heavy test flight, including the countdown, liftoff, booster separation and the landing attempts of the two side boosters and the center core.
  
  Published 6 Feb 2018
- Falcon Heavy Sends Starman and a Tesla Roadster Around the Sun
  
  SpaceX's short video describes Falcon Heavy as the most powerful operational rocket in the world by a factor of two, able to lift nearly 64 metric tons to orbit.
  
  Published 11 Mar 2018
- Falcon Heavy’s First Flight: Tesla Roadster and Booster Landings
  
  Replay of the first Falcon Heavy launch on Feb.
  
  Published 6 Feb 2023

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Crew-12

Crew-12 Pre-Departure Briefing: Spacewalks, Science and Going Home

Crew-12 Farewell: Jessica Meir Hands ISS Command to Dubrov

Crew-12 Hatch Closure: Dragon Freedom Readies to Leave the ISS

Crew-12 Leaves the ISS: Hatch Closure Aboard Dragon Freedom

Artemis III

Artemis 3 Update: Rocket Progress, Landers and the 2028 Plan

Artemis III: Orion Docks With Blue Moon and Starship in Orbit

Artemis 3 Becomes an Earth-Orbit Rehearsal for Moon Landers

Starship Flight 12

Starship V3 Flight 12: Pad 2, Raptor 3, Booster 19 and Ship 39

Starship Flight 12: Countdown to the First V3 Launch from Pad 2

Starship Flight 12: First V3 Launch, Booster Loss and Engine Out

Starship Flight 12: Inside the Final Days Before the First V3

Falcon Heavy Test Flight

Falcon Heavy’s First Flight: Three Cores, 27 Engines, a Roadster

Falcon Heavy’s First Test Flight: Boosters, Landings and Starman

Falcon Heavy Sends Starman and a Tesla Roadster Around the Sun

Falcon Heavy’s First Flight: Tesla Roadster and Booster Landings