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SpaceX

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SpaceX Falcon 9 lifts off with Globalstar satellites from Cape Canaveral SLC-40

Aug 15, 2026

Fox News aired live coverage of the Globalstar 2-R Launch 1 mission. The segment followed the Falcon 9 from liftoff at SLC-40 through max Q, stage separation, boostback, fairing separation, entry and landing burns, confirmed landing at Landing Zone 40, and second-stage operations leading to payload deployment. The broadcast referenced on-screen graphics and mission timeline while noting the eight (or nine) Globalstar satellites would replenish the constellation. Coverage included booster recovery details and a brief pause before the second burn.

▶ Source: Fox News

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SpaceX Turns Away Falcon 9 Reservations Past 2028 to Prioritize Starship

Jul 24, 2026

Bloomberg Television segment discusses SpaceX's decision to stop accepting Falcon 9 reservations past 2028, shifting focus to Starship development. It covers Starship's role in Musk's goals including Starlink, data centers, and Mars missions, plus recent test flight challenges. Analysts note the risks if Starship delays occur while Falcon capacity is curtailed. The piece references SpaceX's near-monopoly on launches and impacts on satellite operators like Amazon and telecom networks. Sourcing draws from anonymous people familiar with bookings and public SpaceX launch information. It highlights the first Starship test flight since the company's June 2026 IPO.

▶ Source: Bloomberg Television

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SpaceX Falcon 9 launch video marks 70th mission of 2026 from California

Jun 15, 2026

The clip shows raw audio from a Falcon 9 launch sequence, including ignition, liftoff, stage separation, fairing deployment, and first-stage landing confirmation. It is titled as SpaceX's 70th Falcon launch and landing of 2026 from a California site. The video originates from The Space Road channel and consists primarily of mission control communications during what appears to be a Starlink-related mission from Vandenberg Space Force Base (SLC-4E). No narration, graphics, or additional analysis are present beyond the launch audio and title.

▶ Source: The Space Road

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Spaceflight Now delivers accurate live coverage of Starlink 17-54 Falcon 9 launch

Jun 15, 2026

Spaceflight Now provided live commentary for the Starlink 17-54 mission, covering the final 30 minutes of countdown, propellant loading, strongback operations, weather and the successful liftoff of Falcon 9 B1093 from SLC-4E at Vandenberg. Segments included detailed rocket specifications, booster flight history, trajectory, drone-ship landing and post-launch mission statistics. The broadcast relied on real-time SpaceX webcast audio, pad cameras, official timelines and pre-produced graphics; no external guests appeared. The 70th SpaceX orbital launch of 2026 was highlighted alongside cumulative Falcon 9 and industry landing records.

▶ Source: Spaceflight Now