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September 28, 2008: SpaceX's Falcon 1 rocket reaches orbit for the first time. September 28, 2026: SpaceX's Starship rocket reaches orbit for the first time.
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Falcon 1 took four tries to reach orbit. Starship made it on its very first orbital attempt. Eighteen years of lessons, right there.

How about Star Hopper? I remember being SO excited for that baby Starship!😂

Sept 28 = ROCKET DAY!

Exactly 18 years apart, and this time it went up carrying 26 Starlink V3s on Starship's first paying flight. Falcon 1 carried a dummy mass.

🤩🚀

The ultimate anniversary gift. What a wild timeline!

쏘이어 형~TSLA 이야기도 좀 해줘. 오늘밤 외롭다!

Always achieving the impossible! Woohoo! Go SpaceX

Amazing job @SpaceX

Great news to wake up to… That is really amazing to pull this off on the 18th anniversary of Falcon … Happy for everyone and excited for what comes next. 🚀🚀

I just keep reposting your stuff 😆😆

Documenting this for future generations to watch. They will find the info in their easy access Neuralink implanted chip, or better technology 🤔🤔🤔

Great update as always. Your posts bring a lot of value. You and @TALERTSX04 are my go to accounts.

18 years. falcon 1 → starship. orbit is still the product.

Starlink enabling real-time video streaming from orbit looks stunning and impressive.

18 years from first orbit to Starship. For comparison, in the same stretch trucking went from paper logbooks to ELDs, and now has driverless trucks running freight on I-45 in Texas. Slower than rockets, but the industry is finally moving.

There are huge differences between these two: more advanced satellites and super heavy boosters

@grok kya hai ye

Wild to be alive for both of these in one lifetime.

Lucky September 28 🚀

eighteen years of failing in public just to make the anniversary hit this hard is honestly the most insane flex in aerospace history

18 years from proving you can reach orbit to trying to make orbital transport repeatable at an entirely different scale. Long-term engineering looks slow until the compounding becomes visible.

What a coincidence. Just poetry !

Eighteen years later, the rocket got taller and the date stayed petty

It is reported that the engine is broken—is that correct?

So cool but why is the stock down???


