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SpaceX reportedly completed three missions in a day from three Falcon launch sites

A spaceflight post names Crew-13, Transporter 18 and USSF-97 as the day's three missions.

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An October 2 post says SpaceX completed Crew-13, Transporter 18 and USSF-97 in one day, using three Falcon launch facilities. The poster says Starship’s 14th flight earlier that week meant SpaceX had launched its entire fleet from all its sites that week.

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@NASASpaceflightCenter Core Sep. Second Stage ignition, but we won't see any more because the payload is secret (shhh!) :)4h
@_MaxQ_Hat trick: complete SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy rocket passes the moon as they complete their third mission of the day, USSF-97, from their third Falcon launch facility. The trifecta of Crew-13, Transporter 18, and USSF-97 supplement the launch of Starship’s 14th flight this past Monday, meaning SpaceX has launched their entire fleet from all sites this week alone, before Friday. Unbelievable testament to all teams involved and the advances made in both Falcon and Starship programs across the country. 📸 - @NASASpaceflight NSF Live Coverage: https://www.youtube.com/live/aqYtiH1UduQ?si=C6Rn5M9XpX6J88jL4h
@thenasamanOne rocket enters, two boosters return, three total launches! Falcon Heavy completing the third launch of the day and the second from Florida. You can see the two side cores also making their way back to LZ-1 and LZ-2. Isn't LZ-1 retired? Well LZ-40 was full from this morning's crew launch so we get a treat! Learn more about the launch from @NASASpaceflight https://www.nasaspaceflight.com/2026/10/nrol97-launch/3h
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    @NASASpaceflightCenter Core Sep. Second Stage ignition, but we won't see any more because the payload is secret (shhh!) :)4h
    @_MaxQ_Hat trick: complete SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy rocket passes the moon as they complete their third mission of the day, USSF-97, from their third Falcon launch facility. The trifecta of Crew-13, Transporter 18, and USSF-97 supplement the launch of Starship’s 14th flight this past Monday, meaning SpaceX has launched their entire fleet from all sites this week alone, before Friday. Unbelievable testament to all teams involved and the advances made in both Falcon and Starship programs across the country. 📸 - @NASASpaceflight NSF Live Coverage: https://www.youtube.com/live/aqYtiH1UduQ?si=C6Rn5M9XpX6J88jL4h
    @thenasamanOne rocket enters, two boosters return, three total launches! Falcon Heavy completing the third launch of the day and the second from Florida. You can see the two side cores also making their way back to LZ-1 and LZ-2. Isn't LZ-1 retired? Well LZ-40 was full from this morning's crew launch so we get a treat! Learn more about the launch from @NASASpaceflight https://www.nasaspaceflight.com/2026/10/nrol97-launch/3h
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