Cost per kg to LEO of various launch vehicles, past, present
Even if SpaceX charges MORE per kg to LEO than they do for Falcon 9, Starship is likely to significantly drive down the OVERALL (as opposed to just LAUNCH) cost per kg to space. Why? Because launch costs are typically only 5-10% of the overall cost of …
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SpaceX expects the vehicles to be reused hundreds of times, resulting in per launch costs in the 10 million USD range. Starship's construction and testing facilities include SpaceX's Starbase construction and launch sites in Boca Chica, Texas, their manufacturing site in Cocoa, Florida, and other sites around Cape Canaveral and Kennedy Space ...
Jon Edwards (SpaceX VP of Falcon Launch Vehicles): Congrats to …
2023年12月29日 · Except SpaceX when it launches F9 144 times next year. And the Falcon 9 team generated at least 96 x $35M = $3.36B in launch services income added to SpaceX's revenue stream for 2023. Well done. The efforts of the Falcon 9 team are a major factor in the $180B market valuation that SpaceX now enjoys.
Jon Edwards (VP of Falcon Launch Vehicles at SpaceX): Congrats
2023年12月29日 · SpaceX made 122 successful orbital launches between Blue Origin's successful suborbital launches. SpaceX made 105 successful orbital launches since the last SLS launch, with another 11 months to go until the next one. If they're aiming for 144 launches in 2024 then they'll probably have done between 110~130 launches by mid november.
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SpaceX launch vehicles overview. Non-offical fan art I've made.
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To-scale comparison of Progress and Dragon ISS supply vehicles
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SpaceX vs. Blue Origin: The bickering titans of new space
2017年11月7日 · However, this concern seems almost entirely misplaced. SpaceX has half a decade of experience mass-producing orbital-class (reusable) rockets, (reusable) fairings, and propulsion systems, whereas Blue Origin at best has minimal experience manufacturing a handful of suborbital vehicles over a period of a few years.
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Falcon 1 was a SpaceX-developed 2 stage liquid fueled orbital rocket capable of launching around 500 kg to low earth orbit. It first flew in 2006, first flew successful in 2008, and flew its 5th and final mission in 2009. Falcon 5. Falcon 5 was a notional SpaceX orbital rocket envisioned to launch around 4000 kg to low earth orbit.
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