SpaceX launches mega Transporter-10 rideshare mission from California

SpaceX on Monday launched the Transporter-10 mission, this mega flight was flying from Space Launch Complex 4E at Vandenberg Space Force Base in California.

The mission counts as the 10th dedicated smallsat rideshare including 53 payloads including CubeSats, MicroSats, and hosted payloads.

1. Hammer
2. MH-1
3. CONTECSAT-1
4. PY-4 SV1
5. PY-4 SV2
6. PY-4 SV3
7. PY-4 SV4
8. Ectobius
9. LEMUR 2 ROCINANTE
10. LEMUR 2 JOHNNYTRUONG
11. OrbAstro-TR-2
12. SONATE-2
13. ONDOSAT-OWL-1
14. ONDOSAT-OWL-2
15. LEMUR 2 CHARLIE-ROSE
16. NCKU-IRIS-F1
17. LUMUR 2 FELDHUS
18. NewSat-44
19. Lynk Tower 5
20. Lynk Tower 6
21. OQTech Tiger-7
22. Missouri S&T M3
23. QQTech Tiger 8
24. NWIC Pacific Lace-A
25. NWIC Pacific Lace-B
26. Quantum Space Sentry
27. Axelspace Pyxis
28. Fifi
29. Rose
30. Riri
31. YAM-6
32. Loulou
33. Apex Aries 1
34. Optimus
35. True Anomaly’s Jackal X-1L-002
36. True Anomaly’s Jackal X-1L-001
37. Quark-lite
38. Quark-Gluon
39. GHOSt-4
40. GHOSt-5
41. Sidus Space LizzieSat-1
42. BRO-12
43. BRO-13
44. HORACIO
45. RROCI-2
46. MuSat-2
47. Pony Express-2 SV2
48. Pony Express-2 SV1
49. 1st ICEYE
50. 3rd ICEYE
51. 2nd ICEYE
52. MetaneSAT
53. A hosted payload

Milestones:

The weather was more than 90 percent favorable with a bright day and blue sky to support the liftoff at 2:05 p.m. PT.

After the main engine cutoff, the vehicle was sent back to the first stage to Landing Zone 4 (LZ-4) at Vandenberg Space Force Base at 7:40 minutes into the mission.

The deployment happened in sequence. With this new launch, SpaceX has deployed around 1,000 smallsats for more than 130 customers across the globe using the Rideshare flight.