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StarLink 10-50 & Besxar

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By Graham Smith
| We Report Space Verified
Cape Canaveral Space Force Center, Fl Brevard County residents were treated to another glorious sunrise and SpaceX launch shortly after sunrise. SpaceX launched their latest batch of 29 StarLink satellites from SLC#40. This launch slightly differed in that SpaceX had 2 reusable manufacturing pods built by Besxar. These pods were testing their capability to withstand the harsh environments of launch and reentry.
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SpaceX Starlink 10-54 — We Report Space

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By Graham Smith
| We Report Space Verified
Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, Fl. ~ With sporadic ominously dark clouds descending on the Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, SpaceX decided to have 2 special events for Friday June, 12. The long awaited IPO for SpaceX stock is set to occur, and the second event a bit more routine. Rumbling away from SLC # 40, SpaceX ignited the 9 Merlin engines on the Falcon 9 First Stage Core (B1080) which carried its payload of 29 StarLink v2-mini communications satellites in a NE trajectory.
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Explosion of New Glenn and Major Setback Hits Blue Origin

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By Michael Howard, Graham Smith
| We Report Space Verified
Stock Image Credit: Graham Smith - We Report Space Cape Canaveral S.F.S., FL – Days ahead of the next launch of a Blue Origin “New Glenn” rocket, Blue Origin experienced an explosive anomaly with a complete loss of the rocket and extreme damage to the launch pad. On the night of May 28, 2026 around 9:00 PM EDT, during a “hot fire test” the rocket exploded sending debris across the area along with a shock wave and what could only be described as an orange mushroom cloud into the air.
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