Stupeň B1063 Falconu 9
.jpg) Start s družicí Sentinel-6A. | |
| Použití | první stupeň orbitální rakety |
|---|---|
| Země původu | USA |
| Typ | první stupeň Falconu 9 Block 5 |
| Výrobce | SpaceX |
| Sériové číslo | B1063 |
| První let | 21. listopadu 2020 |
| Poslední let | 26. května 2021 |
| Počet letů | 2 |
| Status | aktivní |
Stupeň B1063 Falconu 9 je první stupeň rakety Falcon 9, vyráběné společností SpaceX, jedná se o osmnáctý vyrobený exemplář verze Block 5. Dne 24. srpna 2020 byl se stupněm proveden statický zažeh na základně McGregor. Poprvé letěl na misi s družicí Sentinel 6A z Vandenbergovy základny v Kalifornii.
V polovině března byl stupeň přepraven z Kalifornie na Floridu s několika odmontovanými motory. Druhý start tohoto stupně a zároveň první z Floridy byl proveden 26. května 2021, kdy byly vyneseny družice Starlink.
Přehled letů
| Číslo použití | Datum startu (UTC) | Let číslo | Náklad | Start | Místo startu | Přistání | Místo přistání | Poznámky |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 21. listopadu 2020 | 99 | Sentinel 6A | .jpg) | VAFB | .jpg) | LZ-4 | |
| 2 | 26. května 2021 | 119 | Starlink v1-L28 | CCAFS | JRTI |
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