SpaceX Manifest Updates Thread 5

[gongora]

Year end archive post

SpaceX manifest updates. The best guess at the current manifest is in this post.
There is a corresponding Discussion Thread to talk about the manifest.

The first six posts in this thread are maintained
1 - Current manifest and some links
2,3,4 - Past launches
5 - Smoliarm's graphical manifest
6 - links

Discussion of the table format should be done here: SpaceX Manifest Table Format Discussion
Prior thread: SpaceX Manifest Updates and Discussion Thread 4

Date: *=Local date differs from UTC date  ~=Date has some uncertainty
Return: L=Land,S=Sea,X=Expendable,N/A=Not Applicable
Launch Vehicle: F9=Falcon 9, H=Falcon Heavy, F=Falcon 9 or Heavy, S=Starship
Core: *=FH core numbers in footnotes, N=New, R=Reused
Payload(s): (R) = Rideshare
Mission: Blue number indicates additional information in footnotes.
Colors: Successful / Unsuccessful / Mars / Moon / Footnotes / Launch success/payload failure

Sites:
      C=Cape Canaveral Spaceport (KSC/CCAFS) (UTC-4 EDT,UTC-5 EST) f
            CCAFS SLC-40: Active for Falcon 9
            KSC LC-39A: Active for Falcon 9 and Falcon Heavy
      V=Vandenberg (UTC-7 PDT,UTC-8 PST)
            SLC-4E: Active for Falcon 9
            SLC-6: Future site for Falcon and Starship
      B=Boca Chica (UTC-5 CDT,UTC-6 CST)
            Active for Starship test flights

U.S. daylight saving time starts second Sunday in March, ends first Sunday in November, time changes at 2:00 a.m. local time

Note on F9 Mission numbers:  I counted AMOS-6 (lost in pre-launch testing) and did not count IFA (suborbital test flight).

Local	LV	Core	Ret-	.	.	Mass	.	Mis-	CO-	#
Est. Date,  Time/UTC	.	S/N	urn	Payload(s)	Orb	(kg)	Site	sion	SPAR	YR
------------------- .	---	------- .	---	------------------------	--- .	-----	-----	-----.	-----.	---
2023-07-01  1112/-4	F9	1080-2	S	Euclid	ESC	~2k	C-40	9-236	-092	44
2023-07-07  1230/-7	F9	1063-12	S	Starlink 5-13	LEO	~16k	V-4E	9-237	-094	45
2023-07-09*2358/-4	F9	1058-16	S	Starlink 6-5	LEO	~16k	C-40	9-238	-096	46
2023-07-15*2350/-4	F9	1060-16	S	Starlink 5-15	LEO	~16k	C-40	9-239	-099	47
2023-07-19*2109/-7	F9	1071-10	S	Starlink 6-15	LEO	~16k	V-4E	9-240	-102	48
2023-07-23*2050/-4	F9	1076-6	S	Starlink 6-6	LEO	~16k	C-40	9-241	-105	49
2023-07-28  0001/-4	F9	1062-15	S	Starlink 6-7	LEO	~16k	C-40	9-242	-107	50
2023-07-28*2304/-4	H	.	LXL	Jupiter-3 (EchoStar 24)	GTO	9200	C-39A	(H7)	-108	51
2023-08-03  0100/-4	F9	1077-6	S	Galaxy 37	GTO	.	C-40	9-243	-112	52
2023-08-06*2241/-4	F9	1078-4	S	Starlink 6-8	LEO	~16k	C-40	9-244	-113	53
2023-08-07*2057/-7	F9	1075-5	S	Starlink 6-20	LEO	~16k	V-4E	9-245	-115	54
2023-08-11  0117/-4	F9	1069-9	S	Starlink 6-9	LEO	~16k	C-40	9-246	-119	55
2023-08-16*2336/-4	F9	1067-13	S	Starlink 6-10	LEO	~16k	C-40	9-247	-122	56
2023-08-22  0237/-7	F9	1061-15	S	Starlink 7-1	LEO	~16k	V-4E	9-248	-124	57
2023-08-26  0327/-4	F9	1081	L	CCtCap Crew-7	LEO	.	C-39A	9-249	-128	58
2023-08-26*2105/-4	F9	1080-3	S	Starlink 6-11	LEO	~16k	C-40	9-250	-129	59
2023-08-31*2221/-4	F9	1077-7	S	Starlink 6-13	LEO	~16k	C-40	9-251	-131	60
2023-09-02  0725/-7	F9	1063-13	L	SDA Tranche 0 Flight 2	PLR	~6k	V-4E	9-252	-133	61
2023-09-03*2247/-4	F9	1073-10	S	Starlink 6-12	LEO	~16k	C-39A	9-253	-134	62
2023-09-08*2312/-4	F9	1076-7	S	Starlink 6-14	LEO	~16k	C-40	9-254	-138	63
2023-09-11*2357/-7	F9	1071-11	S	Starlink 7-2	LEO	~16k	V-4E	9-255	-141	64
2023-09-15*2338/-4	F9	1078-5	S	Starlink 6-16	LEO	~16k	C-40	9-256	-144	65
2023-09-19*2338/-4	F9	1058-17	S	Starlink 6-17	LEO	~16k	C-40	9-257	-146	66
2023-09-23*2338/-4	F9	1060-17	S	Starlink 6-18	LEO	~16k	C-40	9-258	-147	67
2023-09-25  0448/-7	F9	1075-6	S	Starlink 7-3	LEO	~16k	V-4E	9-259	-148	68
2023-09-29*2200/-4	F9	1069-10	S	Starlink 6-19	LEO	~16k	C-40	9-260	-151	69
2023-10-05  0236/-4	F9	1076-8	S	Starlink 6-21	LEO	~16k	C-40	9-261	-153	70
2023-10-09  0043/-7	F9	1063-14	S	Starlink 7-4	LEO	~16k	V-4E	9-262	-156	71
2023-10-13  1019/-4	H	.	LXL	Psyche	ESC	.	C-39A	(H8)	-157	72
2023-10-13  1901/-4	F9	1067-14	S	Starlink 6-22	LEO	~16k	C-40	9-263	-158	73
2023-10-17*2039/-4	F9	1062-16	S	Starlink 6-23	LEO	~16k	C-40	9-264	-160	74
2023-10-21  0123/-7	F9	1061-16	S	Starlink 7-5	LEO	~16k	V-4E	9-265	-161	75
2023-10-21*2217/-4	F9	1080-4	S	Starlink 6-24	LEO	~16k	C-40	9-266	-162	76
2023-10-29  0200/-7	F9	1075-7	S	Starlink 7-6	LEO	~16k	V-4E	9-267	-166	77
2023-10-30  1920/-4	F9	1077-8	S	Starlink 6-25	LEO	~16k	C-40	9-268	-167	78
2023-11-03*2037/-4	F9	1058-18	S	Starlink 6-26	LEO	~16k	C-40	9-269	-170	79
2023-11-08  0005/-5	F9	1073-11	S	Starlink 6-27	LEO	~16k	C-40	9-270	-171	80
2023-11-09*2028/-5	F9	1081-2	L	CRS2 SpX-29	LEO	.	C-39A	9-271	-173	81
2023-11-11  1049/-8	F9	1071-12	L	SpaceX Transporter-9	SSO	.	V-4E	9-272	-174	82
2023-11-12  1608/-5	F9	1076-9	S	O3B mPOWER 5-6	MEO	~4k	C-40	9-273	-175	83
2023-11-18  0005/-5	F9	1069-11	S	Starlink 6-28	LEO	~16k	C-40	9-274	-177	84
2023-11-18  0702/-6	S	9/25	XX	Starship Flight Test 2	LEO	.	B	{S-2}	N/A	T2
2023-11-20  0230/-8	F9	1063-15	S	Starlink 7-7	LEO	~16k	V-4E	9-275	-178	85
2023-11-22  0247/-5	F9	1067-15	S	Starlink 6-29	LEO	~16k	C-40	9-276	-180	86
2023-11-27*2320/-5	F9	1062-17	S	Starlink 6-30	LEO	~16k	C-40	9-277	-183	87
2023-12-01  1019/-8	F9	1061-17	L	425 Project F1 (R)	LEO	.	V-4E	9-278	-185	88
2023-12-02*2300/-5	F9	1078-6	S	Starlink 6-31	LEO	~16k	C-40	9-279	-186	89
2023-12-07  0007/-5	F9	1077-9	S	Starlink 6-33	LEO	~16k	C-40	9-280	-191	90
2023-12-08  0003/-8	F9	1071-13	S	Starlink 7-8	LEO	~16k	V-4E	9-281	-192	91
2023-12-18*2301/-5	F9	1081-3	S	Starlink 6-34	LEO	~16k	C-40	9-282	-200	92
2023-12-23  0032/-5	F9	1058-19	S	Starlink 6-32	LEO	~16k	C-40	9-283	-203	93
2023-12-24  0511/-8	F9	1075-8	L	SARah 2/3	SSO	~3600	C/V	9-284	-204	94
2023-12-28*2007/-5	H	RNR	LXL	USSF-52	GTO	.	C-39A	(H9)	-210	95
2023-12-28*2301/-5	F9	1069-12	S	Starlink 6-36	LEO	~16k	C	9-285	-211	96
-------------------	---	------	---	------------------------	---	-----	-----	----	-----	---
2024-01-02*1813/-8	F9	1082	S	Starlink 7-9	LEO	~16k	V-4E	.	.	.
2024-01-03 (NET)	F9	.	L	Ovzon-3	GTO	.	C	.	.	.
2023-12 /-5	F9	.	S	Starlink 6-35	LEO	~16k	C	.	.	.
2023-12 /-5	F9	.	S	Starlink 6-37	LEO	~16k	C	.	.	.
2023 (NET)	F9	.	S	Starlink 8-1	LEO	~16k	V-4E	.	.	.
2024-01-17 (NET)/-5	F9	.	L	Axiom AX-3 (crewed)	LEO	.	C-39A	.	.	.
2024-01-29 (NET)	F9	.	L	Cygnus NG-20	LEO	.	C-40	.	.	.
2024-02	F9	R	L	PACE	SSO	1700	C-40	.	.	.
2024-02	F9	10xx-x	L	CCtCap Crew-8	LEO	.	C-39A	.	.	.
2024-02-mid	F9	.	L	Intuitive Machines IM-1	TLI	?	C-39A	.	.	.
2024	F9	.	.	USSF-124	LEO	.	C	.	.	.
2024-Q1	F9	.	.	SpaceMobile Block 1	LEO	~8k?	C/V	.	.	.
2024-Q1	F9	.	S	Astranis (4 sats)	GTO	~2k	C	.	.	.
2024	F9	.	.	Thuraya 4-NGS	GTO	.	C	.	.	.
2024-03	F9	.	.	SpaceX Transporter-10	SSO	.	.	.	.	.
2024-03	F9	.	.	CRS2 SpX-30	LEO	.	C	.	.	.
2024-04	H	.	.	GOES-U	.	.	C-39A	(H10)	.	.
2024-04	F9	.	.	Galileo L12	LEO	.	C/V	.	.	.
2024-04	F9	.	.	Bandwagon 1	LEO	.	C/V	.	.	.
2024-04-ish	F9	.	.	Polaris Dawn (crewed)	LEO	.	C-39A	.	.	.
2024-Spring (NET)	F9	.	.	Firefly Blue Ghost	TLI?	.	?	.	.	.
2024-05	F9	10xx-x	.	EarthCARE	SSO	~2350	V-4E	.	.	.
2024	F9	.	.	HTS 113BT	GTO	4k	C	.	.	.
2024	F9	.	.	Intuitive Machines IM-2	TLI	?	C-39A	.	.	.
2024	F9	.	.	NROL-69	.	?	C	.	.	.
2024	F9	.	.	USSF-36	.	?	C	.	.	.
2023 (NET)	F9	R	.	Worldview Legion F1	SSO	.	V-4E	.	.	.
2024-06	F9	.	.	SpaceX Transporter-11	SSO	.	.	.	.	.
2024	F9	.	.	425 Project F2	LEO	.	C/V	.	.	.
2024-mid	F9	.	.	Space Norway ASBM	HEO	7.2k	V-4E	.	.	.
2024-mid	F9	.	.	Nusantara 5	GTO	.	C	.	.	.
2024-mid	F9	.	S	Türksat 6A	GTO	4200	C	.	.	.
2024-07	F9	.	.	Galileo L13	LEO	.	C/V	.	.	.
2024	F9	.	L	Axiom AX-4 (crewed)	LEO	.	C-39A	.	.	.
2024 (NET)	F9	.	.	Cygnus NG-21	LEO	.	C	.	.	.
2024-summer	F9	.	S	Astra 1P	GTO	5000	C	.	.	.
2024-08	F9	10xx-x	L	CCtCap Crew-9	LEO	.	C-39A	.	.	.
2024-09	F9	.	.	SpainSat NG I	GTO	.	C	.	.	.
2024-09 (NET)	F9	.	.	SDA T1TL-A	LEO	.	V-4E	.	.	.
2024-H2	F9	.	.	O3B mPOWER 7-8	MEO	~4k	C	.	.	.
2024	F9	.	.	USSF-62	PLR	.	V-4E	.	.	.
2024-10	F9	.	.	Hera	.	.	.	.	.	.
2024-10	H	.	XXX	Europa Clipper	.	.	C-39A	(H11)	.	.
2024-10	F9	.	.	SpaceX Transporter-12	SSO	.	.	.	.	.
2024-11	F9	.	.	Bandwagon 2	LEO	.	C/V	.	.	.
2024	F9	.	.	WorldView Legion F2	LEO	.	C	.	.	.
2024	F9	.	.	WorldView Legion F3	LEO	.	C	.	.	.
2024 (NET)	F9	.	.	Cygnus NG-22	LEO	.	C	.	.	.
2024-late	H	.	.	Griffin/VIPER	TLI	.	C-39A	(H12)	.	.
2024-2025	F9	.	.	SDA T1TL-B	PLR	.	V	.	.	.
2024-2025	F9	.	.	SDA T1TL-C	PLR	.	V	.	.	.
2024 (NET)	S	.	.	NASA Lunar Lander	TLI	.	?	.	.	.
2024 (NET)	S	.	.	#dearMoon	TLI	.	?	.	.	.
2024 (NET)	S	.	.	Lunar Lander Demo	TLI	.	?	.	.	.
2024	F9	.	.	Intuitive Machines IM-3	TLI	?	C	.	.	.
2024	.	.	.	KOREASAT 6A	GTO	3500	C	.	.	.
2025-early	F9	.	.	SpaceLogistics MRV	GTO	.	C	.	.	.
2025-02	F9	.	.	Bandwagon 3	LEO	.	C/V	.	.	.
2025-02 (NET)	F9	.	.	SPHEREx	SSO	.	V-4E	.	.	.
2025-02 (NET)	F9	.	.	IMAP	ESC	~500	C-40	.	.	.
2025-05	F9	.	.	Bandwagon 4	LEO	.	C/V	.	.	.
2025	F9	.	.	O3B mPOWER 9-11	MEO	~7k	C	.	.	.
2025	F9	.	.	425 Project F3	LEO	.	C/V	.	.	.
2025	F9	.	.	SDA T1TL-D	PLR	.	V	.	.	.
2025	F9	.	.	SDA T1TL-E	PLR	.	V	.	.	.
2025 (NET)	F9	.	.	SDA T1TR-C	PLR	.	V	.	.	.
2025	F9	.	.	SDA T1TL-F	PLR	.	V	.	.	.
2025 (NET)	F9	.	.	SDA T1TR-A	PLR	.	V	.	.	.
2025 (NET)	F9	.	.	SDA T1TR-E	PLR	.	V	.	.	.
2025-mid (NET)	F9	.	.	Kuiper Flight 1	LEO	.	C	.	.	.
2025	F9	.	.	SpainSat NG II	GTO	.	C	.	.	.
2025	F9	.	.	Globalstar	LEO	.	C/V	.	.	.
2025 (NET)	F9	.	.	USSF-31	?	.	C	.	.	.
2025-11	F9	.	.	Sentinel-6B	LEO	.	V-4E	.	.	.
2025-Q4	F9	.	.	CHORUS	LEO	.	C	.	.	.
2025 (NET)	H	.	.	PPE/HALO	BLT	.	C-39A	(H13)	.	.
2025	F9	.	.	Skynet 6A	GTO	~6k	C	.	.	.
2025 (NET)	F9	.	.	Haven-1	LEO	.	C	.	.	.
2025 (NET)	F9	.	.	Vast-1	LEO	.	C	.	.	.
2025 (NET)	F9	.	.	Kuiper Flight 2	LEO	.	C	.	.	.
2025 (NET)	F9	.	.	Kuiper Flight 3	LEO	.	C	.	.	.
2025 (NET)	F9	.	.	SDA T2TL-C	PLR	.	V	.	.	.
2026 (NET)	F9	.	.	SDA T2TL-A	PLR	.	V	.	.	.
202?	FH	.	.	USSF-70	GEO	.	C	.	.	.
202?	F9	.	.	GPS III-10	.	MTO	C	.	.	.
202?	F9	.	.	NROL-77	.	.	C	.	.	.
202?	FH	.	.	USSF-75	GEO	.	C	.	.	.
202x	S	.	.	Mars	TMI	.	?	.	.	.
2026	F9	.	.	Arabsat 7A	GTO	.	C	.	.	.
2026	H	.	.	Astrobotic Lunar Lander	TLI	.	C-39A	(H14)	.	.
2026-10	H	.	.	Roman Space Telescope	.	.	C-39A	(H15)	.	.
2027	SS	.	.	Superbird 9	GTO	~3k	C?	.	.	.
2027?	FH	.	.	GPS IIIF-1	.	MEO	C	.	.	.
2027 (NET)	S	.	.	NASA Lunar Lander	TLI	.	?	.	.	.
2025-2026	F9	.	.	Rivada (12 Flights)	LEO	.	V-4E	.	.	.
2026-2027	F9	.	.	Telesat Lightspeed (x14)	LEO	.	V-4E	.	.	.
TBD (2026-2030)	F9	.	.	Commercial Crew (-> 14)	LEO	.	C-39A	.	.	.
2022+	.	.	.	Starlink (many)	LEO	.	C/V	.	.	.
2023+	F9	.	.	Transporter (few/year)	SSO	.	C/V	.	.	.
TBD (2021-2026)	F9	.	.	CRS-2 (-> SpX-35)	LEO	.	C	.	.	.
TBD mid-2020's	H	.	.	Gateway Logistics	TLI	.	C-39A	.	.	.
TBD	F9	.	.	Polaris Progam 2	.	.	C-39A	.	.	.
TBD	S	.	.	Polaris Progam 3	.	.	.	.	.	.

NOTES:
(H5) USSF-67 - Serial Numbers:  Side1:1064-2  Center:1070-1  Side2: 1065-2
(H6) Viasat 3 - Serial Numbers:  Side1:1052-8  Center:1068-1  Side2: 1053-3
(H7) Jupiter 3 - Serial Numbers:  Side1:1064-3  Center:1074-1  Side2: 1065-3
(H8) Psyche - Serial Numbers:  Side1:1064-4  Center:1081-1  Side2: 1065-4
9-283 Starlink 6-32 : booster landed on ASDS and then fell over while being towed back to port.
(H9) USSF-52 - Serial Numbers:  Side1:10xx-x  Center:1084-1  Side2: 10xx-x
(H10) GOES U - Serial Numbers:  Side1:10xx-x  Center:10xx-x  Side2: 10xx-x
(H11) Europa Clipper - Serial Numbers:  Side1:1064-x  Center:10xx-1  Side2: 1065-x
(H12) Astrobotic/VIPER- Serial Numbers:  Side1:10xx-x  Center:10xx-x  Side2: 10xx-x
(H13) PPE/HALO - Serial Numbers:  Side1:10xx-x  Center:10xx-x  Side2: 10xx-x
(H14) Astrobotic - Serial Numbers:  Side1:10xx-x  Center:10xx-x  Side2: 10xx-x
(H15) Roman Space Telescope - Serial Numbers:  Side1:10xx-x  Center:10xx-x  Side2: 10xx-x

Companies that appear to have launch contracts for unspecified payloads:
Eutelsat, Inmarsat, Bigelow

Rideshare Program Thread
Rideshare payloads (which flight it's on may not be known yet)

Local	LV	.	.	Mass	.
Est. Date,  Time/UTC	.	Payload(s)	Orb	(kg)	Site
-------------------	--- .	----------------------------	--- .	-----	-----
2022-10	F9	MethaneSat	.	.	.
2023	F9	OSAM-2 (on Transporter?)	SSO	.	.
2023	.	South Korea CAS500-4 (on Transporter?)	SSO	~500	.

Possible future payloads:

Competitions for future payloads:
Air Force

L2 notes on manifest:

Upcoming Mars Launch Windows: 2020-06, 2022-08, 2024-09, 2026-11, 2029-01

SpaceX Mission Paperwork / Raul's Map
Starlink Index Thread / Commercial Space Index Thread
L2 SpaceX CRS External Cargo
L2 Level SpaceX Falcon 9 Stage Watch / Public Core Spotting
SpaceX Launch Log (past launches) / Wikipedia Falcon Launches
Viewing flights from Vandenberg / Ben Cooper's Viewing Guide for Cape Canaveral / Viewing Flights from KSC/CCAFS
Upcoming SpaceX Talks / General Industry Talks
SpaceX Falcon Mission Simulations
SpaceX Eastern Range Landing Facilities
NSF Manifest Threads: U.S. / Russian / Arianespace / Japanese / Chinese / Indian / Rocket Lab / Consolidated

Recent Edits:
2023
Dec 1  Added three flights for Amazon Kuiper
Nov 2  Added Telkomsat HTS 113BT, 2024
Nov 1  Added SES Astra 1P, summer 2024
Oct 31  Added SDA T1TL-F, SDA T1TR-A, USSF-57, GPS IIIF-1, NROL-77, SDA T1TR-E, GPS III-10, USSF-75, SDA T2TL-A, SDA T2TL-C, and USSF-70
Oct 30  Added 425 Project F1, F2, F3 (not sure how many flights, guessing 3)
Oct 25  Added CHORUS Q4 2025
Oct 5  Added Galileo x2 in 2024


All comments and updates are welcomed!  Thank you to all contributors!

[Galactic Penguin SST]

Well this is not what I would expect - even ISRO is launching their comsats on Falcon 9!
https://www.nsilindia.co.in/sites/default/files/Press_Release_Corrected.pdf

(GSAT-20, NET Q2 2024)

[Conexion Espacial]

425 Project Flight 2 on April, 425 Project Flight 3 on November and 425 Project Flight 4 & 5 on 2025.
https://en.yna.co.kr/view/AEN20240108002400315

[FutureSpaceTourist]

https://twitter.com/starlab_space/status/1752694395776663876

Launch vehicle secured! 🚀 Alongside @VoyagerSH + @AirbusSpace, we are thrilled to announce we have selected @SpaceX’s Starship to launch #Starlab into #LEO. Learn more about this historic launch here:

https://voyagerspace.com/2024/01/31/starlab-space-selects-spacexs-starship-for-historic-launch/

Starlab Space Selects SpaceX’s Starship for Historic Launch
Issued by Starlab Space LLC.

Washington DC, January 31, 2024 — Starlab Space LLC (Starlab Space), the transatlantic joint venture between Voyager Space and Airbus, today announced the selection of SpaceX to launch the Starlab commercial space station to low-Earth orbit (LEO). Starship, SpaceX’s fully reusable transportation system designed to carry both crew and cargo to Earth orbit, the Moon, Mars and beyond, will launch Starlab in a single mission prior to the decommissioning of the International Space Station.

“SpaceX’s history of success and reliability led our team to select Starship to orbit Starlab,” said Dylan Taylor, Chairman and CEO, Voyager Space. “SpaceX is the unmatched leader for high-cadence launches and we are proud Starlab will be launched to orbit in a single flight by Starship.”

As a continuously crewed, free-flying space station, Starlab will serve a global customer base of space agencies, researchers, and companies, ensuring a continued human presence in LEO and a seamless transition of microgravity research from the International Space Station into the new commercial space station era. Starlab will launch on a single flight, be fully outfitted on the ground, and ready to permanently host four crew members in LEO to conduct microgravity research and advanced scientific discovery.

“Starlab’s single-launch solution continues to demonstrate not only what is possible, but how the future of commercial space is happening now,” said Tom Ochinero, Senior Vice President of Commercial Business at SpaceX. “The SpaceX team is excited for Starship to launch Starlab to support humanity’s continued presence in low-Earth orbit on our way to making life multiplanetary.”

The Starlab team has advanced through multiple program milestones over the past year, including completion of the Systems Requirements Review, System Definition Review, Human in the Loop testing, and more. Starlab Space recently announced a teaming agreement with Northrop Grumman and plans to collaborate with the European Space Agency. Additional Starlab partners include Hilton Hotels and The Ohio State University.

[gongora]

Intelsat License LLC (“Intelsat”) herein requests 180 days of Special Temporary Authority (“STA”),1 commencing upon grant, to use its Castle Rock, Colorado Ku-band earth station, KL92, to provide launch and early orbit phase (“LEOP”) services for the EUTELSAT 36D satellite.2 EUTELSAT 36D is expected to launch no later than March 27, 2024.3 Intelsat expects the LEOP period to last approximately 180 days.

[gongora]

Because of the Vega-C problems, Arianespace loses LUXEOSys.
It is scheduled to launch on Falcon-9 between Oct. 2024 and Jan. 2025.

in German: https://www.diegrenzgaenger.lu/gesellschaft/spacex-wurde-ausgewaehlt-um-den-ersten-luxemburgischen-satelliten-zu-starten/

~645kg
https://defense.gouvernement.lu/en/la-defense/space.html

[GWR64]

Is this already known? coincidentally found:
Kari's Arirang 7A (Kompsat 7A) is scheduled to take off from Cape Canaveral with Falcon-9.
https://www.kari.re.kr/eng/sub03_03_01.do

[OceanCat]

https://www.donga.com/news/Politics/article/all/20240314/123961139/1?ref=main

The launch date of our military's second reconnaissance satellite has been tentatively set for the 3rd of next month. Unless there are variables such as weather, it is scheduled to be launched on a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket from Cape Canaveral Air Force Base in Florida, USA.

A military official explained, “Unit 2 is our military’s second reconnaissance satellite, but it is our first launch as a SAR satellite.” The military is pursuing the 425 project to secure reconnaissance satellites, which are the core of a ‘kill chain’ (preemptive strike) against North Korea.

[StraumliBlight]

GRACE-C – German-US-American environmental mission has been extended

Twenty-two years later, the German Space Agency at DLR and NASA have extended this highly successful mission for the second time with GRACE-C, which succeeds GRACE Follow-On (GRACE-FO).

The 'C' stands for 'Continuity', which recognises the consistency of the measurement series of these environmental missions.

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The launch of the new GRACE-C satellite pair is scheduled for 2028, on board a Falcon 9 rocket from the US company SpaceX.

US, Germany Partnering on Mission to Track Earth's Water Movement

The mission will be composed of a pair of identical satellites flying one behind the other, roughly 60 to 190 miles (100 to 300 kilometers) apart, in a polar orbit. The spacecraft will fly at an altitude of roughly 300 miles (500 kilometers).

[Ken the Bin]

FYI ...

This is not specific to SpaceX, but that's where the impact is most felt.

The NGA's email system is busted again. I'm subscribed with two different email addresses on two different email providers and the last notice I've received on either is from yesterday at 19:14 UTC. Because these notices cover all marine hazards (not just spaceflight) for the entire planet, I normally get a steady trickle all day and night.

Looking on the website for notices is no help. It's always well behind the email notices and currently says:
"Latest Warnings uploaded to online database. Last Update: Mon, 25 Mar 2024 08:55:00 GMT"
https://msi.nga.mil/NavWarnings

[Ken the Bin]

I'm getting NGA notice emails again. I've received 23 emails. I checked each Navigational Area individually and there are no gaps in the notice numbers, so I think I've got everything.

[AndrewM]

Looks like SpaceX has added Transporter 16 through 21 to their rideshare manifest. 6 new SSO launches have been listed indicating they are Transporter launches and not Bandwagon ones covering 2026 and 2027.

Transporter 16 - February 2026
Transporter 17 - Q2 2026
Transporter 18 - Q4 2026
Transporter 19 - Q1 2027
Transporter 20 - Q2 2027
Transporter 21 - Q4 2027

[scr00chy]

Cross-post:

https://www.spacedaily.com/reports/SI_Imaging_readies_ultra_high_resolution_satellite_SpaceEye_T_for_launch_999.html

Progressing smoothly along its production timeline, SpaceEye-T's launch is scheduled aboard a SpaceX rocket next year.
...
With plans to augment its fleet with three additional SpaceEye-T satellites by 2027, SIIS is on track to significantly impact the satellite data market.

The satellite is around 700 kg. Could this be a dedicated launch (or at least non-Transporter/Bandwagon)?

[GewoonLukas_]

Sounds like SpaceX will be launching ESA's ExoMars from LC-39A in 2028 (likely Falcon Heavy):

The search for life on Mars goes on with ExoMars 2028
APR 9 2024

[...]

The upcoming ExoMars mission, set for launch from the Kennedy Space Center between October and December 2028,

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[StraumliBlight]

Max Space Introduces the Future of Space Expandable Habitats

The first Max Space habitat is manifested to fly with SpaceX in 2026. Three space-fidelity ground test units have been built that are currently starting flight qualification testing.

[StraumliBlight]

Exolaunch Signs with HawkEye360 to Provide Launch and Deployment Services for Multiple Satellite Missions:

 • At least ten satellites to be delivered into orbit for HawkEye 360, utilizing Exolaunch's CarboNIX separation systems and EXOpod Nova containerized deployers.
 • The payloads are expected to launch on upcoming SpaceX Rideshare missions through 2025.

[GWR64]

Galileo L13
SES-STA-20240422-00880

...
USN seeks authority to use Galileo L12 (GSAT0225 &
GSAT0227) spacecrafts for support of tracking and commissioning operations of launch of the
Galileo L13 scheduled for launch in September 2024, and not commercial service to the United
States, and thus believes that Section 25.137 does not apply.
...

[StraumliBlight]

SatVu aims to revive thermal imaging business in 2025 with two satellites

SpaceX is under contract to launch HotSat-2 in the first half of next year and HotSat-3 in the second half

Manufacturer webpage:

SSTL is building a 2nd Mid Wave Infra-Red (MWIR) thermal imaging satellite for Satellite Vu. The clone satellite is for a planned constellation of MWIR spacecraft which will have the ability to measure the heat signature of any building anywhere multiple times a day, enabling SatelliteVu to derive new insights in real time about building emissions, energy use and insulation.

Mass: 160 kg
Platform: Carbonite
Launch Date: Estimated Q4 2024

[GewoonLukas_]

Vast Contracts The Exploration Company for Cargo Mission
June 11, 2024

US commercial space station startup Vast has signed a contract with The Exploration Company for a cargo mission to the company’s future Haven space station.

[...]

The Exploration Company and Vast signed the cargo services agreement during the ILA Berlin exhibition last week. Under the agreement, a Nyx Earth spacecraft will be launched aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 in 2028 on a cargo mission to the Haven space station.

[...]

[FutureSpaceTourist]

https://twitter.com/alexphysics13/status/1806446455097643176

Looks like another European satellite went from Ariane 6 to SpaceX's Falcon 9. In this case this one is the second satellite of Europe's latest generation of geostationary weather satellites.

It’s the Eumetsat Meteosat MTG-S1 satellite:

https://www.lemonde.fr/sciences/article/2024/06/27/severe-deconvenue-pour-ariane-6-une-agence-europeenne-annule-un-contrat_6244812_1650684.html (French)

https://www-lemonde-fr.translate.goog/sciences/article/2024/06/27/severe-deconvenue-pour-ariane-6-une-agence-europeenne-annule-un-contrat_6244812_1650684.html?_x_tr_sl=fr&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en-US&_x_tr_pto=wapp (English translation)