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SpaceX Missions Scraper
Extract SpaceX launch mission data with rocket details, launchpad, payload counts, crew, and core landing outcomes. Filter by year, success status, upcoming flag, rocket family. Free, no auth.
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Extract complete SpaceX launch mission data from the public r-spacex API — including every Falcon 1, Falcon 9, Falcon Heavy, and Starship launch since 2006. Each output record is a single mission enriched with rocket details, launchpad info, payload counts, crew counts, and core landing outcomes — making it easy to build dashboards, train ML models, or feed RAG pipelines about commercial spaceflight.
This Actor joins three upstream endpoints (launches, rockets, launchpads) into a single denormalized table so you don't have to. Filtering happens server-side in the Actor, so you can pull just one year, one rocket family, or just upcoming missions without post-processing.
Features
- Joined dataset — Each mission record includes rocket name/type/company and launchpad name/locality/region, denormalized for direct use.
- Year-range filter — Pull just 2023, just the Falcon Heavy era, or the complete back-catalog.
- Success / upcoming filters — Isolate failed missions, successful flights, or future-scheduled launches.
- Rocket family filter — Case-insensitive partial match on rocket name (e.g.
Falcon 9matches all Falcon 9 variants). - Core landing analytics — Per-mission counts of cores used, landed, and reused.
- Webcast & patch links — YouTube webcast URL, Wikipedia article, and mission patch image included.
Output fields
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
flightNumber | int | Sequential SpaceX flight number |
name | string | Mission name (e.g. "Crew-9") |
dateUtc | datetime | Launch date (UTC) |
success | bool | Whether the launch succeeded |
upcoming | bool | Whether the mission is in the future |
rocketName | string | Rocket family name (Falcon 9 / Falcon Heavy / Starship) |
rocketType | string | Rocket type/variant |
launchpadName | string | Launchpad short name |
launchpadFullName | string | Full launchpad designation |
launchpadRegion | string | Region (e.g. Florida, California) |
payloadCount | int | Number of payloads on this flight |
crewCount | int | Number of crew members |
coresUsed | int | Number of booster cores used |
coresLanded | int | Number of cores that successfully landed |
coresReused | int | Number of cores that were reused (flown before) |
failures | array | Failure reason + time (empty for successes) |
webcast | string | YouTube webcast URL |
wikipedia | string | Wikipedia article URL |
patchLarge | string | Mission patch image URL |
How to scrape SpaceX launch data
- Click Run with empty input to pull every SpaceX mission ever flown (200+ records).
- Set
yearFrom: 2023, yearTo: 2024to pull only recent missions. - Set
successOnly: trueto exclude failed launches and aborts. - Set
upcomingOnly: trueto get only future-scheduled launches. - Set
rocketNameFilter: "Starship"to scrape only Starship-related missions.
Pricing
Pay-per-result: $0.003/result. A full back-catalog scrape (~200 missions) costs ~$0.60. Apify compute is charged separately at platform rates.
Use cases
- Build a SpaceX mission tracker dashboard or alerting system
- Train ML models on historical launch cadence, success rate by rocket family, etc.
- Power a Discord/Slack bot that announces upcoming launches with webcast links
- Backfill an analytics database for commercial-spaceflight research
FAQ
Is this real-time? Mission data is sourced from the volunteer-maintained r-spacex public API which mirrors official SpaceX data and is updated within hours of new mission announcements.
Do I need an API key? No.
Does it include the next launch? Yes — use upcomingOnly: true.
Legal
This Actor consumes the publicly accessible r-spacex SpaceX API which aggregates publicly available SpaceX mission information. No authentication is bypassed. Data is intended for personal, educational, research, or commercial uses that respect the upstream provider's terms. Contact support via the Apify Console with any issues.
