In 2022, SpaceX achieved a remarkable feat with its Falcon 9 rocket, completing 14 successive flights and launching a total of 143 satellites in a single mission, highlighting the rocket's efficiency and reliability.

The Falcon 9 model B1067 has set a record by successfully completing 24 flights since its inaugural mission in June 2021.

Despite this impressive record, B1067 is not retiring; it is gearing up for its 25th flight after undergoing necessary checks.

After successfully deploying its payload, B1067 landed on the 'Of Course I Love You' droneship, further demonstrating its operational capability.

While SpaceX is advancing its Starship program for future multi-planetary missions, the Falcon 9 continues to be the company's workhorse, essential for meeting current space objectives.

SpaceX underscores the extensive reusability of its rockets, as evidenced by B1067's diverse flight history, which includes missions for NASA's Commercial Crew and various satellite deployments.

The historic flight of B1067 took place during a recent Starlink mission launched from Kennedy Space Center in Florida, where it successfully delivered 24 satellite internet units to orbit.

The Falcon 9 rocket has been pivotal in SpaceX's operations, enabling the company to conduct multiple flights within a year and execute back-to-back missions.