13 times, 50 times, 100 times! Musk's Space X Falcon 9 rocket set multiple records!
At 12:09 EST on June 17, Space X successfully sent 53 satellites into orbit using the Falcon 9's B1060 booster, and this launch also set a number of records, first this is the 13th launch of B1060, followed by the 50th consecutive successful recovery landing of the Falcon rocket, and finally this is also the 100th launch of the Multiplexing Booster of the Falcon 9 rocket.
The 13th launch of the B1060 represents a recovery and reuse rate of the Falcon 9 rocket that is well beyond the initial design level, and Musk initially only expected the boosters to be reused about 10 times.
50 consecutive successful recovery landings mean that the falcon rocket recovery is becoming safer and safer.
The 100 multiplexed booster launches equated to 100 rocket boosters saved, indicating that the launch cost of the Falcon 9 rocket is getting lower and lower.
Of course, this is just a new beginning for Space X, the starship spacecraft is about to make its first orbital flight, and the launch record of Falcon 9 may have to be broken by Space X itself.
