SpaceX is celebrating another milestone for its powerful and reusable rocket, the Falcon 9, which recently finished its 48th flight for the year 2022, and it is the most used spacecraft in the present. SpaceX's Falcon 9 carried another batch of 54 satellites for its Starlink effort to orbit, delivering the payload necessary for the service to expand.

Elon Musk shared with the world the record that the Falcon 9 holds, and it is only October now, with more than two months to add more numbers to its record.

SpaceX Falcon 9: 48th Launch of the Year Achieves World Record

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The SpaceX CEO is celebrating now and he congratulated the team for their recent successful mission with the Falcon 9, particularly with the 48th mission that it flew for Starlink. The spacecraft achieved another world record for the "most launches for a single vehicle type in a year," with the company's famed rocket in the spotlight.

Falcon 9 already returned to the surface and landed on the "A Shortfall of Gravitas" droneship earlier, marking its safe return without any problems whatsoever.

Despite a handful of SpaceX's launches being for Starlink satellite missions only, it still proves that the rocket is highly reliable for carrying out missions with its current designs. It still is early in the year for ending its record, as there are two months to go for 2022, and more missions are slated soon.

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SpaceX Falcon 9 Delivers Starlink Satellites to Orbit

Falcon 9 delivered 54 satellites from Starlink to its orbital position and already deployed these to join its constellation group to bring its internet service to the world. It is not yet the end for Starlink and SpaceX's missions which plans more to deliver in the future, for both its satellite internet service and its cargo deliveries to space.

SpaceX and its Falcon 9 Rocket

The Falcon 9 is one of the most reliable spacecraft in the world, and it holds another record for its 14th consecutive flight back in September which flew numerous missions for a single unit of the rocket. It only shows how the Falcon 9's features and functions prove its capabilities in handling modern-day missions for its ventures and partners in the world.

SpaceX has the right to boast about the Falcon 9 as it brings massive features and proved itself over time on how much it can handle different missions for the company.

Saudi's space mission to the ISS where it will send astronauts to the space station already commissioned SpaceX for its upcoming venture, boarding the Falcon 9 for their future flight.

Other international partners include the United Arab Emirates for its Moon rover, Japan's Lunar Lander, and more missions coming this November, all for the Falcon 9.

The recent milestone of SpaceX only shows the capabilities of its rocket to handle different missions with its one design and development that already changed the world. SpaceX proved its reusability and reliability, also its consistency in handling multiple missions, able to deliver what they and their client's need for the venture.

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Written by Isaiah Richard