EchoStar 25
Falcon 9 Block 5, SpaceX
Space Launch Complex 40, Cape Canaveral SFS, FL, USA
Launch time
T-0
Tue 10 Mar, 05:19:00 CET
04:19:00 UTC
The rocket put its payload into the planned orbit.
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Launch record updated by LL2
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EchoStar 25 on Falcon 9 Block 5. Tue 10 Mar 2026, 04:19:00 UTC. Reported outcome: Success. Launch site: Space Launch Complex 40. Source: Launch Library 2.
EchoStar 25 is a direct broadcast satellite, built on the proven Maxar 1300 series platform, which will deliver content across North America. It will be equipped with a high-power, multi-spot beam payload, allowing DISH to provide high-quality content to its customers.
- Mission type
- Communications
- Orbit
- Geostationary Transfer Orbit
Rocket file imagery

File imagery: Crew-9, 28 September 2024. Falcon 9 lifting off from Space Launch Complex 40.
Credit: NASA/Keegan Barber · Public domain (NASA) · SourceMission patches
- EchoStar XXV Patch
Patch artwork is not shown because its image licence is unconfirmed.
Launch timeline
Times are relative to liftoff.
- T-38 min
GO for Prop Load
Launch director verifies go for propellant load
- T-35 min
Prop Load
Start of propelland loading
- T-35 min
Stage 1 LOX Load
Start of liquid oxygen loading in the first stage
- T-16 min
Stage 2 LOX Load
Start of liquid oxygen loading in the second stage
- T-7 min
Engine Chill
Start of engine chilling
- T-1 min
Tank Press
Fuel tanks are pressurized to flight levels
- T-1 min
Startup
The onboard computer takes control over the countdown and runs last checks
- T-45 s
GO for Launch
Launch director verifies go for launch
- T-3 s
Ignition
Start of the engine ignition sequence
- T-0
Liftoff
First upwards movement of the rocket
- T+1 min 10 s
Max-Q
Maximum dynamic pressure
- T+2 min 28 s
MECO
Cut-off of the main engine
- T+2 min 31 s
Stage 2 Separation
Separation of the second stage from the first
- T+2 min 39 s
SES-1
First start of the second engine
- T+3 min 13 s
Fairing Separation
Separation of the payload fairing
- T+6 min 45 s
Entry Burn Startup
Start of the atmospheric entry burn
- T+7 min 8 s
Entry Burn Shutdown
End of the atmospheric entry burn
- T+8 min 2 s
SECO-1
First cut-off of the second engine
- T+8 min 31 s
Stage 1 Landing Burn
Start of the first stage landing burn
- T+8 min 40 s
Stage 1 Landing
Landing of the first stage
- T+26 min 51 s
SES-2
Second start of the second engine
- T+27 min 40 s
SECO-2
Second cut-off of the second engine
- T+32 min 41 s
Payload Separation
Final deployment of the payload from the rocket
Slip history
Changes recorded by Space Right Now
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Source updates from Launch Library 2 (13)
Announcements supplied by LL2 may predate our tracking. They are separate from changes observed by Space Right Now.
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Launch success.
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Spacecraft separation.
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Liftoff.
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Unofficial Re-stream by SPACE AFFAIRS has started
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Updated launch weather, >95% GO.
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Now targeting Mar 10 at 04:19 UTC
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Now targeting Mar 10 at 03:19 UTC
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Now targeting Mar 10 at 03:15 UTC
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Updated launch weather, 90% GO.
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GO for launch.
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NET March 8.
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NET March 9.
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Added launch.
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Launch pad
Space Launch Complex 40
Cape Canaveral SFS, FL, USA (US)
Coordinates: 28.56194122, -80.57735736
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