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Challenger STS-51-L
Christa McAuliffe was to be the first teacher in space, and the flight drew an audience in classrooms across the United States.
By the numbers
Who has flown, which stations they lived on, and what we have sent beyond Earth, counted from open records.
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Deep Space Updates: MMX to Phobos, Crew-12 Return, Neutron Delay
Cargo Dragon
A roundup of space news from early to late October, covering launches from Korea, China, the US and Japan, including Japan's H3 launch of the Martian Moons Explorer.
Scott Manley23 Oct 2026Super Heavy’s 33 Raptors vs Saturn V’s Five F1 Engines Explained
Falcon 9
Compares the 33 Raptor engines on SpaceX's Super Heavy booster with the five F1 engines of the Saturn V.
Curious Droid18 Jun 2024Starship 40 Reaches Christmas Island: Damage and the Trip Home
Starship Flight 1324 Jul 2026Starship
Scott Manley reports that Starship number 40 was towed to Christmas Island after about three weeks in the Indian Ocean following its flight.
Scott Manley23 Aug 2026Electron Launches Earth Observation Satellite From Mahia LC-1
Insight At Speed Is A Friend Indeed6 Mar 2026Electron
Rocket Lab's Electron lifted off from Launch Complex 1 in Mahia, New Zealand, carrying a single Earth observation satellite for a confidential commercial customer.
Rocket Lab6 Mar 2026Electron Launches the Eighth StriX Satellite for Synspective
Eight Days A Week21 Mar 2026Electron
Rocket Lab's live broadcast of the dedicated Electron launch "Eight Days A Week" from Launch Complex 1 in Mahia, New Zealand, which lifted off at 7:10 a.m.
Rocket Lab20 Mar 2026Electron Launches ESA’s Celeste IOD Satellites to 510 km Orbit
Daughter Of The Stars28 Mar 2026Electron
Rocket Lab launched an Electron rocket from Launch Complex 1 in New Zealand on 28 March 2026 NZT, carrying the two Celeste IOD demonstrator satellites for the European Space Agency.
Rocket Lab28 Mar 2026
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Cargo Dragon
A roundup of space news from early to late October, covering launches from Korea, China, the US and Japan, including Japan's H3 launch of the Martian Moons Explorer.
Scott Manley23 Oct 2026Super Heavy’s 33 Raptors vs Saturn V’s Five F1 Engines Explained
Falcon 9
Compares the 33 Raptor engines on SpaceX's Super Heavy booster with the five F1 engines of the Saturn V.
Curious Droid18 Jun 2024Starship 40 Reaches Christmas Island: Damage and the Trip Home
Starship Flight 1324 Jul 2026Starship
Scott Manley reports that Starship number 40 was towed to Christmas Island after about three weeks in the Indian Ocean following its flight.
Scott Manley23 Aug 2026Electron Launches Earth Observation Satellite From Mahia LC-1
Insight At Speed Is A Friend Indeed6 Mar 2026Electron
Rocket Lab's Electron lifted off from Launch Complex 1 in Mahia, New Zealand, carrying a single Earth observation satellite for a confidential commercial customer.
Rocket Lab6 Mar 2026Electron Launches the Eighth StriX Satellite for Synspective
Eight Days A Week21 Mar 2026Electron
Rocket Lab's live broadcast of the dedicated Electron launch "Eight Days A Week" from Launch Complex 1 in Mahia, New Zealand, which lifted off at 7:10 a.m.
Rocket Lab20 Mar 2026Electron Launches ESA’s Celeste IOD Satellites to 510 km Orbit
Daughter Of The Stars28 Mar 2026Electron
Rocket Lab launched an Electron rocket from Launch Complex 1 in New Zealand on 28 March 2026 NZT, carrying the two Celeste IOD demonstrator satellites for the European Space Agency.
Rocket Lab28 Mar 2026
The early programs, 1961 to 1999
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16 July 1969
Apollo 11
Apollo 11 was NASA's first attempt to land people on the Moon, and it worked. The Saturn V that launched it, the lunar module that landed and the command module that came home were the full stack of the Apollo programme, flown by a crew of three.
4 videos- Vox
- Primal Space
- Progress - Science Documentaries
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11 April 1970
Apollo 13
Apollo 13 was meant to be the third landing on the Moon, in the Fra Mauro highlands. After the rupture it became a rescue, worked out in real time by the crew and the flight controllers in Houston. The crew never landed, and every one of them came home.
17 videos- Roberto Mastri
- Rearview Mirror Media
- Homemade Documentaries
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- Scott Manley
Missions since 2000
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- 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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