Falcon Heavy
Source: @elonmusk

‍Following the first Starship test flight on April 20, several environmental groups have filed suit against the FAA today for “failing to fully analyze and mitigate the environmental harms resulting from the Starship/Super Heavy launch program.”

https://abcbirds.org/news/spacex-lawsuit/
Source: @TylerG1998

Stage separation at sunset, followed by second stage engine startup, and payload fairing deploy
Source: @SpaceX

‍This was the first time flight-proven fairings supported a Falcon Heavy mission, and it was the farthest downrange landing and recovery of fairings to-date at 1,200+ miles – nearly a third of the way to Africa!
Source: @SpaceX

Fairing reentry on the ViaSat-3 mission was the hottest and fastest we've ever attempted. The fairings re-entered the atmosphere greater than 15x the speed of sound, creating a large trail of plasma in its wake
Source: @SpaceX

NASA, Axiom Space, and SpaceX are working together to identify the best available opportunity to launch the Axiom Mission 2 to the Space Station; we are no longer targeting opportunities in early May. More information on the updated target launch date will be shared soon.
Source: @Space_Station

🚀 Next launch Starlink Group 5-6
Rocket Falcon 9 Block 5
From SLC-40, Cape Canaveral 🇺🇸

🕙 Launch time
May 4th, 07:31 UTC

🌍 Mission information
Type Communications
Orbit Low Earth Orbit

🚀 Vehicle information
Core B1069.7 (7th flight ♻️)
Landing ASOG (ASDS 🌊)

ℹ️ A batch of 56 satellites for Starlink mega-constellation - SpaceX's project for space-based Internet communication system.
#Launch

Liftoff of Starlink 5-6
Source: @SpaceX

Falcon 9’s first stage landed on the A Shortfall of Gravitas droneship
Source: @SpaceX

Deployment of 56 Starlink satellites confirmed
Source: @SpaceX

2 Years ago today, SpaceX successfully landed SN15 after a 10k high altitude flight test.

Original Footage by: considercosmos
Source: @CSI_Starbase

Join us tomorrow from the Space Station!

With #Crew6 aboard, SpaceX's Dragon Endeavour spacecraft is undocking and moving to a new port to make room for an upcoming cargo launch. Watch at http://nasa.gov/live starting at 7am ET (1100 UTC) on Saturday, May 6.
Source: @NASA

Okay just hear me out
Source: @Matt_Lowne

Launch Update: NASA, Axiom Space, & SpaceX are targeting no earlier than 21:37 UTC Sunday, May 21, for launch of Axiom Mission 2 to the Space Station.
Source: @NASASpaceOps

‍NASA & SpaceX also are targeting 16:34 UTC Saturday, June 3, for launch of the company’s 28th commercial resupply flight. The mission will carry the next pair of IROSAs, roll-out solar arrays, for the space station. More on these important flights coming soon!
Source: @NASASpaceOps