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    SpaceX launches classified Space Force mission from California▼SpaceX launches classified US Space Force mission from California, lands booster at sea✉newsScienceSpace3 d ago

    SpaceX launched a classified payload for the US Space Force from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California, then landed the Falcon 9 booster on a droneship at sea. Multiple US local news outlets carried the report. The mission's cargo and purpose remain undisclosed, consistent with the military's practice of keeping national security payloads secret.

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    SpaceX to launch US Space Force mission from Vandenberg▼SpaceX set to launch U.S. Space Force mission early Saturday from Vandenberg SFB✉newsScienceSpace4 d ago

    SpaceX is scheduled to launch a U.S. Space Force mission early Saturday from Vandenberg Space Force Base on California's central coast. Local outlets including the Santa Maria Times and Santa Ynez Valley News report on the planned liftoff, which adds to the company's growing slate of national security launches from the West Coast pad.

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    Vandenberg to Host 2026 Military Appreciation BBQ▼2026 Military Appreciation BBQ at Vandenberg✉newsWorldDefense13 h ago

    Vandenberg Space Force Base in California has announced a Military Appreciation BBQ for 2026, an event honoring service members and their families. Details on the date and program have not yet been released. The announcement comes as part of ongoing efforts by the base to engage the local community and recognize military personnel stationed at the space launch facility.

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    SpaceX Prepares Large Rideshare Launch From Vandenberg▼SpaceX eyes large rideshare mission at Vandenberg. Time, how to watch✉newsScienceSpace28 min ago

    SpaceX is preparing a large rideshare mission from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California, carrying multiple satellites into orbit on a single rocket. Coverage focuses on the launch time and how viewers can watch the liftoff live, with details provided by local outlets including the Desert Sun.

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    SpaceX Transporter-18 launch may bring sonic booms to Central Coast▼SpaceX’s Transporter-18 Mission could bring sonic booms to Central Coast✉newsScienceSpace28 min ago

    SpaceX's upcoming Transporter-18 mission could produce sonic booms heard across California's Central Coast, as the Falcon 9 booster is expected to return to a landing site near Vandenberg. Local residents may hear loud double booms when the rocket descends. The rideshare mission will carry a batch of small satellites into orbit, and officials are alerting communities that the launch window could bring noticeable noise.

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    SpaceX to launch rocket from California this week▼SpaceX plans 1 rocket launch this week in California. Here's when✉newsScienceSpace1 d ago

    SpaceX is planning one rocket launch from California this week, according to the Ventura County Star. The launch is expected from Vandenberg Space Force Base, though the exact liftoff time and payload details were not specified in the report. Local residents along the central coast are being alerted, as launches from the site are often visible across Southern California.

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    SpaceX plans rocket launch from California this week▼SpaceX eyes 1 rocket launch this week in California. Here's when✉newsScienceSpace1 d ago

    SpaceX is preparing one rocket launch from California this week, according to local reporting that points readers to the scheduled timing. No further details on the payload, launch site or timing were included in the available coverage. California launches from Vandenberg Space Force Base are a regular part of SpaceX's schedule, often carrying Starlink satellites into polar orbit.

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    SpaceX set to launch 130 payloads from Vandenberg●SpaceX to transport 130 payloads to orbit in next Vandenberg launch✉newsScienceSpace10 h ago

    SpaceX's next launch from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California will carry roughly 130 payloads into orbit, according to the Ventura County Star. The mission would be one of the larger rideshare flights from the site, deploying a wide mix of satellites and smaller spacecraft for various customers in a single Falcon 9 flight.