United Launch Alliance's Vulcan rocket left Florida at 4.10am Monday, Adelaide time, carrying 40 Amazon internet satellites. About ten minutes later something went wrong, and none of them reached orbit.
Harper Quinn · Monday 16 November 2026
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- ULA statement on Vulcan Leo 1 anomaly (X)
- ULA liftoff update (X)
- ULA solid booster burnout and jettison update (X)
- ULA countdown hold update (X)
- ULA scrub statement, 14 Nov (X)
- ULA scrub statement, 13 Nov (X)
- Amazon Leo statement on LV-01 (X)
- NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman on ULA (X)
- Vulcan Leo 1: Delivering 40 satellites to space
- Vulcan Leo 1 mission page
- Amazon Leo LV-01: 40 satellites in the first Vulcan launch
- ULA suffers first total mission failure with loss of Vulcan rocket carrying 40 Amazon Leo satellites
- Vulcan Centaur rocket fails during return-to-flight launch, 40 Amazon satellites lost
- ULA delays to Sunday Vulcan rocket launch of 40 Leo satellites for Amazon
- ULA says Vulcan suffered an anomaly and failed to put 40 Amazon Leo satellites in orbit
- United Launch Alliance announces mid-November return to flight for Vulcan rocket
- ULA says Vulcan rocket will launch again in November
- Vulcan suffers solid rocket booster problem during USSF-87 launch
- SSC and ULA successfully launch USSF-87 mission aboard a Vulcan rocket
- USSF certifies ULA Vulcan for National Security Space Launch missions
- SSC releases NSSL Phase 3 Lane 2 FY26 mission assignments
- ULA's second Vulcan rocket lost part of its booster and kept going
- Statement from ULA board chairs Robert Lightfoot and Kay Sears
- Mark Peller named United Launch Alliance president and CEO
- Amazon Leo set to accelerate satellite production and launch cadence
- Amazon Leo adds 6 new Arianespace launches
- Amazon makes historic launch investment to advance Project Kuiper
- FCC lifts looming deadline for Amazon Leo satellite broadband constellation
- FCC gives Amazon Leo 50% deployment waiver, with conditions on spectrum priority
- A major step closer to nbn LEO for regional and remote Australia
- NBN's Amazon Leo satellite service slips to around mid-2027 for most customers
- Rocket Launch: Vulcan Leo 1 (official ULA webcast)
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