Strange crop to exclude the #1 on the list. I mean, I reckon those of us who are nerding in this will know it’s the Soyuz, but not everyone is.
_Hexagon__ on
I wonder why the Soyuz-U was left out of the statistic. From 1973 to 2017 it amassed 786 total launches, of which 765 were successful.
hjaernbrist on
You know something is wrong in the world when a nazi rocket is soon the most launched in history. Very sad…
Wilted858 on
I love the way that Elon is called a Nazi but everyone forgets that America wouldn’t have land on the moon with a team of Nazi’s and Wherner Von Braun
cpthornman on
The fact that it’s only been done in a fraction of the time as others shows the power of reusable boosters. And this is a vehicle that wasn’t built ground up for resubability like Starship.
CPTMotrin on
18 more launches till second place. Won’t take long.
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While Proton took almost 60 years to reach this number, Falcon 9 achieved it in less than 15 years.
Full list: [https://spacestatsonline.com/rockets/most-launched-rockets](https://spacestatsonline.com/rockets/most-launched-rockets)
Strange crop to exclude the #1 on the list. I mean, I reckon those of us who are nerding in this will know it’s the Soyuz, but not everyone is.
I wonder why the Soyuz-U was left out of the statistic. From 1973 to 2017 it amassed 786 total launches, of which 765 were successful.
You know something is wrong in the world when a nazi rocket is soon the most launched in history. Very sad…
I love the way that Elon is called a Nazi but everyone forgets that America wouldn’t have land on the moon with a team of Nazi’s and Wherner Von Braun
The fact that it’s only been done in a fraction of the time as others shows the power of reusable boosters. And this is a vehicle that wasn’t built ground up for resubability like Starship.
18 more launches till second place. Won’t take long.