Space Stats

Launched to supersync transfer orbit.

The first stage attempted to land in the Atlantic, but did not succeed.

Rocket exploded shortly after takeoff.

Booster successfully returned for a tower catch. Starship upper stage failed late in the ascent burn, and was destroyed over the Bahamas.

First crewed launch to polar orbit.

First stage booster broke apart right after stage separation. This created a shockwave that destroyed the engine nozzle extension on the second stage, damaging the engine before the second stage ran out of propellant seconds before it attained orbital velocity. Both stages ultimately fell into the Pacific Ocean.

Third stage anomaly, rocket veered off its flight path.

Booster completed its ascent burn and Starship separated. Booster lost at landing engine reignition over Gulf of Mexico. Ship's attitude control had been lost after T+22 min.

Asteroid probe to visit 469219 Kamo'oalewa in 2026 and get sample back to Earth.

Final H-2A launch

Engine failure moments after launch tower cleared. Rocket crashed to the ground near the launch pad.

Second stage failure

Booster landed in the Gulf of Mexico, Starship landed on the Indian Ocean. Eight Starlink simulators succesfully deployed on transatmospheric trajectory.

First flight of 7.9 m long Cygnus XL version.

Booster landed in the Gulf of Mexico, Starship landed on the Indian Ocean. Eight Starlink simulators succesfully deployed on transatmospheric trajectory.

4th stage shut down a few seconds early and the vehicle did not reach orbit.

The GS1 first stage landed on the barge Jacklyn.

Unmanned launch to provide emergency landing capability to Tiangong crew, after Shenzhou 20 suspected to have problems.

Post-launch inspection revealed that the rocket's exhaust plume seriousy damaged the launch pad infrastructure. The service cabin beneath the rocket collapsed, causing the secured rail-mounted platform to slide directly into the flame trench.