Elon Musk's company averaged one launch every six days last year.
that SpaceX is"aiming for up to 100 flights" in 2023. That would be nearly two orbital missions per week.
SpaceX already has one flight in the books this year: A Falcon 9 lofted 114 small satellites on Tuesday , on a rideshare mission called . Transporter-6 was the company's 200th successful orbital flight overall, and it marked the 15th mission for that particular Falcon 9's first stage, tying a SpaceX reuse record set just last month." , a book about the search for alien life. Follow him on Twitter
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