One of the most striking phenomena of Falcon 9 launches is how smoothly they go, at least for the outside spectator.
SpaceX launches a lot. Apparently, they have now had 109 successful missions in a row after the Amos-6 failure. (And because that was a static fire test that went wrong I think it is not even a proper a launch failure).
- Is this the longest stretch of successful missions ever by a single agency or company?
- Since most (or all?) of these were Falcon 9 launches, is it the longest stretch for a model?
- If not, how many more successful launches (for SpaceX respectively the Falcon 9) would it take to beat the current record?