Uploaded July 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

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We saw some big progress down at Starbase as SpaceX began testing of their booster catch system, while Ship 31 was rolled out of the Highbay for cryoproofing! SpaceX also pulled off several Falcon launches, including a record-setting Falcon 9 and a Falcon Heavy mission! China also conducted 2 rocket launches, one was intentional, and one was…not…intentional, SpaceX were contracted to deorbit the ISS, hopefully after Boeing’s Starliner has a chance to leave, as inspections continue on the vehicle, which has remained dock to the station far longer than planned, Japan conducted the first operational launch of their H3 rocket, and much, much more. Enjoy!

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Starship de-orbiting ISS pic stolen from Reddit:
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