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X Report 1 Apr 2025

SpaceX launches its first crewed mission over Earth's poles and FAA concludes investigation into the Starship Flight 7 incident.

SpaceX launches its first crewed mission over Earth's poles and FAA concludes investigation into the Starship Flight 7 incident.

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SpaceX achieved a groundbreaking milestone by launching Fram2, its first private astronaut mission that passed over Earth’s poles. The FAA has wrapped up its investigation into SpaceX’s Starship Flight 7 explosion, approving the company’s corrective measures for future launches.

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SpaceX Launches Fram2 on Historic Polar Orbit

SpaceX successfully launched the Fram2 mission on March 31, marking the first-ever human spaceflight to orbit over Earth’s poles. The mission included a Crew Dragon spacecraft carrying private astronauts, signifying a new chapter in commercial space travel. This pioneering flight introduces fresh opportunities for scientific research and expands the horizons of human space exploration, as polar orbits provide unique vantage points not accessible in traditional equatorial orbits.

The significance of this mission extends beyond its technical milestones; it promises advancements in global satellite coverage, highlighting the potential for more comprehensive satellite tracking and communication services.

Read the full story: SpaceNews

FAA Closes Investigation into Starship Flight 7 Explosion

Following a detailed probe, the FAA concluded its investigation into the Starship Flight 7 explosion, endorsing SpaceX’s proposed safety adjustments. This development clears the path for SpaceX to proceed with its ambitious Starship program, aiming for future launches, including those aligned with NASA’s Artemis missions.

The conclusion of the investigation is pivotal for SpaceX as it reinforces the viability of the Starship as a cornerstone for its future interplanetary missions and NASA collaborations.

Read the full story: Space.com

NASA Adds Starship to Launch Roster

NASA has officially added SpaceX’s Starship to their active launch roster, underscoring the rocket’s expected role in future lunar and Martian missions. Despite being heavily anticipated, Starship still faces substantial developmental work before it is cleared for these mission-critical flights.

This addition strengthens SpaceX’s foothold in NASA’s future plans and highlights the competitive edge of its fully reusable heavy-lift rocket technology, potentially reshaping future mission landscapes.

Read the full story: SpaceNews

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  • Total On Orbit: 7129
  • Total Working: 7099

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B1049

B1049 is a retired Falcon 9 first stage booster who completed 10 successful orbital missions between 2018-2022. Known for exceptional fuel efficiency (4.72% above fleet average), B1049 has landed on both drone ships and landing zones, achieving a perfect touchdown record despite COMPLETELY UNRELIABLE weather predictions.

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