Скачать или смотреть 🚀 SpaceX's CRAZY Pace: 135 Launches in 1 Year!

The new Space Race isn't just a crawl—it's a full-out sprint! SpaceX has completely redefined orbital access by successfully completing its 135th orbital mission this year, a staggering launch cadence that officially matches the total number of flights made by NASA's Space Shuttle program over its entire 30-year operational history (1981–2011).

The secret? Rocket reusability.

The mission on October 25th was a masterclass in this philosophy, as it used the Falcon 9 booster designated B1081. This booster completed its incredible 19th successful flight and landing on the droneship "Of Course I Still Love You." This rapid cycle of use, refurbishment, and re-flight is what allows the company to maintain a record-breaking pace, driving down the cost of access to orbit.

But what are they launching? Mostly the infrastructure for the Starlink megaconstellation. This mission added another batch of satellites to the network, which recently hit a massive milestone: the launch of the 10,000th Starlink satellite to orbit. With 135 orbital liftoffs (plus several Starship tests), SpaceX is not just breaking records—it is building the future of global internet access from Low Earth Orbit.

Don't miss the details on this historic launch and the booster that flew 19 times!

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