July 07, 2026

Spaceflight Daily Report, Tuesday 7th July 2026

Image credit: SpaceX

Launch of Transporter-17

SpaceX launched a Falcon 9 rocket from Vandenberg in California at 0712 UTC, or 0012 local time (PDT). It was carrying Transporter-17, a rideshare mission which delivered a total of 81 payloads to orbit. The full launch manifest is at the bottom of this post, after the "read more" break. This was the 662nd flight of the Falcon 9, and the 11th flight of booster B1097, which successfully landed on the droneship Of Course I Still Love You in the Pacific Ocean. [Source: SpaceX]

Deployment of CubeSats from International Space Station

Six small satellites developed by American universities were deployed from the International Space Station's Nanoracks CubeSat Deployer on 2nd July, without an official announcement being made at the time. These were Proves-Alcyone (Columbia), Proves-Atlas (Northeastern), HUCSat (Harvard), Coconut (Arizona State), LeopardSat (Cincinnati), and Proves-Electra (Santa Cruz). [Source: Jonathan McDowell]

International Space Station Activities

NASA published their daily blog post on the crew's activities aboard the International Space Station. The crew carried out routine research and maintenance, as well as preparing for the arrival of MS-29 and the departure of MS-28. [Source: NASA]

Transporter-17 full launch manifest

79 of the claimed 81 payloads are accounted for. [Source: Jonathan McDowell]

PayloadOrganisationCountry
Anduril-216Anduril IndustriesUS
Apolink IposApolinkUS
BRO-31Unseen LabsFrance
Balkan-3EndurosatBulgaria
BohrCity LabsUS
CAS500-4Korea Advanced Institute for Space TechnologyS. Korea
Centauri 9Fleet SpaceAustralia
CesarioLusoSpacePortugal
CloudCT-PrecursorTechnion UniversityIsrael
Cuby-1Smart Small Satellite Systems / Wurzburg Center for TelematicsGermany
Cuby-2
Cuby-3
Cuby-4
Cuby-5
CybercubeGMV Romania / ESARomania
EDC-08Loft Orbital / EarthDailyUS
ETSAT-001EarthTraqUS
ETSAT-002
ETSAT-003
ETSAT-004
Firesat-1Earth Fire AllianceUS
Firesat-2
Firesat-3
Flashpoint 1Apex SpaceUS
Flashpoint 2
FlorbelaLusoSpacePortugal
FossaSat 2E-26Fossa SystemsSpain
GENIE N2-P-BodyNOVI LLCUS
GRITSSNASA / University of MassachusettsUS
GRUS-3AAxelspaceJapan
GRUS-3B
GRUS-3C
GRUS-3D
GRUS-3E
GRUS-3F
GRUS-3G
Hyperion GR1Hellenic Space Centre / Open CosmosGreece
ICEYE-X77ICEYEFinland
ICEYE-X79Royal Netherlands Air ForceNetherlands
ICEYE-X80ICEYEFinland
ICEYE-X81ICEYEFinland
ION SCV Joyful JuliaD-OrbitItaly
KOYONational Central UniversityTaiwan
Kita-36SonyUS
Kita-53
KostkaBrno University of TechnologyCzechia
Lemur-2-Alex-FultonSpireUS
Lemur-2-Alyx
Lemur-2-Crimborealis
Lemur-2-Deloitte-4Deloitte Space / Spire
Lemur-2-Deloitte-5
Lemur-2-Deloitte-6
Lemur-2-EleonoreGHG / SpireCanada
Lemur-2-Jess-RSpireUS
Lemur-2-NurayGHG / SpireCanada
Lemur-2-SophiLuna-X1SpireUS
Leonav-1UAE Space Agency / UAE UniversityUAE
MAVERICUniversity of Southern CaliforniaUS
MarinaTechnical University of KosiceSlovakia
MarmotSatUniversity of VictoriaCanada
NavigatorArgo SpaceUS
Nova 1Apex SpaceUS
Oasis AlphaTeam TumbleweedAustria
PIRX-1Geospatial Intelligence and Satellite Services AgencyPoland
Pelican 11Planet LabsUS
PosidoniaGovernment of the Balearic Islands / University of the Balearic IslandsSpain
R5-S9NASAUS
RAFS CubesatIstanbul Technical UniversityTurkey
Replicator-2Orbital MatterPoland
SCION-XNational Central UniversityTaiwan
SENTINEL-1EtherealGermany
SPEAR-1ANaval Research LaboratoryUS
SPEAR-1B
SPEAR-1C
SUCHAI-4University of ChileChile
TOM-1Wurzburg Center for TelematicsGermany
TOM-2
TOM-3
TorgaLusoSpacePortugal

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