Falcon 9 Block 3 (v1.2/FT)

Status

Success

CRS SpX-13

Launch Time
Fri Dec 15, 2017 15:36 UTC

The first Falcon 9 mission from SLC-40 after the AMOS-6 anomaly caused heavy damage to the pad. First mission to feature both a flight-proven Booster and Dragon Capsule.

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Rocket

Falcon 9 Block 3 (v1.2/FT)

Image Credit: SpaceX

SpaceX

Status: Retired

Price: $62.0 million

Liftoff Thrust: 6,804 kN

Payload to LEO: 22,800 kg

Payload to GTO: 8,300 kg

Stages: 2

Strap-ons: 0

Rocket Height: 70.0 m

Fairing Diameter: 5.2 m

Fairing Height: 13.0 m

Details

Vehicles

Landing Zone 1

B1035

Flight #2

195 day turnaround

25th Falcon recovery attempt

20th successful Falcon recovery

16th consecutive successful Falcon landing and recovery

Manifest

NRC Quest

C108

Flight #2

976 day turnaround

Manifest

Mission Details

CRS SpX-13

SpaceX CRS-13, also known as SpX-13, was a Commercial Resupply Service mission to the International Space Station. Dragon was berthed to the station for 26 days before it successfully returned to Earth. 2,205kg of cargo were brought to the station, 1,560kg pressurized, 645kg unpressurized. This mission was flown by Dragon C108-2.

Payloads: 1

Total Mass: 2,205.0 kg

Low Earth Orbit

Wiki

Location

SLC-40, Cape Canaveral SFS, Florida, USA

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Stats

2017

85th orbital launch attempt

SpaceX

51st mission

17th mission of 2017

45th successful mission

17th consecutive successful mission

Falcon 9

46th mission

17th mission of 2017

43rd successful mission

17th consecutive successful mission