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KidKilobyte on 06.04.2025 4:39 p.m. Now do payload weight, I expect an even more exaggerated did in the 2000s
extra2002 on 06.04.2025 4:43 p.m. 2020’s doesn’t look that remarkable. When you se the per-year data and realize 2025 has the fewest launches since 2005, it starts to become clear… /s
lukstez on 06.04.2025 4:52 p.m. 2025 will most certainly break last year’s record for the most rocket launches ever in one year. Furthermore, more rockets have been launched in 2022, 2023, and 2024 combined than in the entire 2000s.
somewhat_brave on 06.04.2025 5:44 p.m. You should probably do it by every five years to make what’s going on in the 2020s more clear. They’re launching twice as many rockets as it looks like they’re launching.
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You can see two things. First Cold War and then SpaceX
Now do payload weight, I expect an even more exaggerated did in the 2000s
2020’s doesn’t look that remarkable. When you se the per-year data and realize 2025 has the fewest launches since 2005, it starts to become clear… /s
2025 will most certainly break last year’s record for the most rocket launches ever in one year.
Furthermore, more rockets have been launched in 2022, 2023, and 2024 combined than in the entire 2000s.
You should probably do it by every five years to make what’s going on in the 2020s more clear.
They’re launching twice as many rockets as it looks like they’re launching.