🚀SpaceX's Bandwagon Mission aims to deliver spacecraft to Mid Inclination Orbits, expanding their ride share program.
💫Mid Inclination Orbits offer higher revisit rates, allowing customers to have faster flyovers of the same point.
🔥The Falcon 9 rocket successfully launched 11 spacecraft for 6 different customers.
🌍Today's launch took place at Kennedy Space Center, Florida, from Launch Complex 39A.
👍The first stage of the Falcon 9 rocket successfully landed at Landing Zone 1.
What is the purpose of SpaceX's Bandwagon Mission?
—The purpose of SpaceX's Bandwagon Mission is to deliver spacecraft to Mid Inclination Orbits, expanding their ride share program.
What are Mid Inclination Orbits?
—Mid Inclination Orbits are orbits that offer higher revisit rates, meaning the time between flyovers of the same point is faster.
How many spacecraft were launched in this mission?
—This mission launched 11 spacecraft for 6 different customers.
Where did the launch take place?
—The launch took place at Kennedy Space Center in Florida, from Launch Complex 39A.
Did the first stage of the Falcon 9 rocket land successfully?
—Yes, the first stage of the Falcon 9 rocket landed successfully at Landing Zone 1.
00:00This webcast follows SpaceX's first Bandwagon Mission, which aims to deliver spacecraft to Mid Inclination Orbits.
02:13The Falcon 9 rocket successfully lifts off from Launch Complex 39A at Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
02:50The Falcon 9 rocket carries 11 spacecraft for 6 different customers into orbit.
05:09The first stage of the Falcon 9 rocket successfully lands at Landing Zone 1.
09:56The first stage marks its 14th landing, while the second stage continues on its mission.
