Timeline of SpaceX

 

Summary by year

Year	Development summary
2005	SpaceX begins testing Falcon 1, its first real rocket design created with the goal of reusable space flight.[7]
2006	SpaceX wins its first NASA award for US$278 million to help develop Falcon 9 rocket and Dragon space capsule.[8]
2007	SpaceX moves to Hawthorne, California, to build a new rocket factory that could handle its larger Falcon 9 rockets.
2008	Falcon 1 becomes the first privately funded, liquid-fueled rocket to reach orbit.
2009	SpaceX becomes the first privately funded company to put a satellite in Earth orbit.[9]
2010	SpaceX becomes the first commercial company to successfully recover a spacecraft from Earth orbit with its Dragon spacecraft.[10]
2011	SpaceX begins the development of Falcon Heavy.[11]
2012	SpaceX becomes the first commercial company to dock with the International Space Station.[9]
2013	SpaceX becomes the first private company to send a satellite into geosynchronous orbit (SES-8).
2014	SpaceX reveals its Crew Dragon.[12]
2015	SpaceX becomes the first private company to send a probe beyond Earth orbit as well as the first to achieve landing of a first stage orbital capable rocket.
2016	SpaceX achieves the first water landing of a first stage orbital capable rocket (Falcon 9).
2017	SpaceX achieves one of its great ambitions, the recovery and reuse of rockets, conducting the historic first reflight of an orbital class rocket.[13]
2018	SpaceX begins launching Falcon Heavy, the world’s most powerful operational rocket by a factor of two.[13]
2019	SpaceX’s next-generation spacecraft, a Starship orbital prototype, begins initial tests with success.[14]
2020	SpaceX successfully achieves its first-ever crewed mission.

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