X Report 12 Feb 2025
SpaceX swaps Crew Dragon capsules with NASA to accelerate Crew-10 launch, and successfully launches multiple Starlink satellites into orbit.
Launch Date
September 15, 1969
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NORAD ID
04095
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Decay Date
9/16/1969
Name
SL-11 DEB
Alternative Name
deb R-36
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RVSN
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USSR
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