SpaceX launches another 22 Starlink satellites; lands booster 227th time, 66th launch of year

[F-22Raptor]

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[mike2000 is back]

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Damn....space X is growing so fast nobody can even keep up with them. Seems they can launch 100 times this year ? Let's see if its possible. But I know they can definitely launch 100 times next year. Exciting times..
Everybody else is way behind, it's not even close. That's crazy

 

[Hamartia Antidote]

10 boosters with 10 or greater landings
23 boosters that are active.
14 retired/expended

List of Falcon 9 first-stage boosters - Wikipedia

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B1046: 4
B1047: 3
B1048: 5
B1049: 11
B1050: 1
B1051: 14
B1052: 8
B1053: 3
B1054: 1
B1055: 1
B1056: 4
B1057: 1
B1058: 17
B1059: 6
B1060: 16
B1061: 15
B1062: 15
B1063: 13
B1064: 3
B1065: 3
B1066: 1 (Falcon Heavy core booster reserved for US military)
B1067: 13
B1068: 1 (Falcon Heavy core booster)
B1069: 9
B1070: 1 (Falcon Heavy core booster)
B1071: 11
B1072: 0 (Falcon Heavy side booster)
B1073: 10
B1074: 1 (Falcon Heavy core booster)
B1075: 5
B1076: 7
B1077: 7
B1078: 5
B1079: 0 (Falcon Heavy core booster)
B1080: 3
B1081: 1
B1084: 0 (Falcon Heavy core booster)


B1058 (the one with the rounded NASA "worm" logo) takes the landing lead

B1058 back in the early days