SpaceX made headlines again with two rapid-fire rocket launches from Cape Canaveral, Florida, in less than hours. Early Monday morning, a Falcon rocket lifted off at:1 a.m. EDT, carrying the uncrewed Cargo Dragon spacecraft on its 32nd resupply mission (CRS-32) to the International Space Station. The mission delivered over tons of science experiments and supplies, including advanced air quality monitors and atomic clocks for fundamental physics research. The Dragon capsule is set to dock with the ISS on Tuesday, April, at:2 a.m. EDT.
Later that same day, SpaceX launched the Bandwagon-3 rideshare mission at:4 p.m. EDT from Space Launch Complex. This marked the company’s 300th orbital flight from the pad and the third in its Bandwagon series, carrying multiple payloads to mid-inclination orbits. Both launches saw successful recoveries of the Falcon first stage boosters, underscoring SpaceX’s continued dominance in rapid, reusable spaceflight.
These back-to-back launches highlight SpaceX’s relentless pace and technical prowess, keeping the world watching for what’s next in space exploration.
