FalconSat
Neptune
Mar 24, 2006
$133,237.00
Falcon Heavy
SpaceX - United States
Overview
With the ability to lift into orbit over 54 metric tons (119,000 lb)--a mass equivalent to a 737 jetliner loaded with passengers, crew, luggage and fuel--Falcon Heavy can lift more than twice the payload of the next closest operational vehicle, the Delta IV Heavy, at one-third the cost.
Stats
100%
Success rate percentage
Active
Status
2
Stages
2
Boosters
Specs
70 mts.
Height
12.2 mts.
Diameter
1420788 kg.
Mass
Upcoming launches
WorldView Legion 1 & 2
Saturn
Dec 01, 2022
$774,185.00
O3b mPower 3.4
Mars
Dec 01, 2022
$659,589.00
USSF-44
Jupiter
Nov 01, 2022
$354,050.00
O3b mPower 1,2
Saturn
Nov 01, 2022
$285,330.00
Starlink 4-36 (v1.5)
Saturn
Oct 20, 2022
$949,200.00
TTL-1
Saturn
Dec 01, 2022
$166,867.00
Galaxy 33 (15R) & 34 (12R)
Jupiter
Oct 08, 2022
$79,242.00
Hotbird 13F
Saturn
Oct 15, 2022
$18,863.00
Starlink 4-37 (v1.5)
Jupiter
Nov 01, 2022
$110,166.00
Galaxy 31 (23R) & 32 (17R)
Neptune
Nov 08, 2022
$477,565.00
Past launches
DemoSat
Uranus
Mar 21, 2007
$20,207.00
Trailblazer
Mercury
Aug 03, 2008
$195,422.00
RatSat
Neptune
Sep 28, 2008
$872,521.00
RazakSat
Neptune
Jul 13, 2009
$247,014.00
Falcon 9 Test Flight
Mars
Jun 04, 2010
$210,431.00
COTS 1
Uranus
Dec 08, 2010
$120,573.00
COTS 2
Mars
May 22, 2012
$332,527.00
CRS-1
Jupiter
Oct 08, 2012
$418,514.00
CRS-2
Uranus
Mar 01, 2013
$980,035.00