SpaceX Stats

That javascript slideshow style is really un-user-friendly, especially with largely static content. It's not enhancing anything more than simply assembling the whole thing into a single page with normal scrolling.

At least one stat shown is already out of date; the quickest turnaround so far was 19 days, from launch 15 (DSCOVER) to launch 16 (two comsats). They will improve on this if they get the TurkmenAlem launch off today.<p>Agreed with others on the funky scrolling, btw: violating user expectations about how common UI actions ought to work is a bug in your site, not a feature.

More stats here for context, also in perhaps a better format: <a href="http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.spacelaunchreport.com&#x2F;log2014.html#rate" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.spacelaunchreport.com&#x2F;log2014.html#rate</a>

This is cool! It&#x27;d be cool to have a .json version of this page as well to see what other people could do with it! Stats are better with context - if you could do the same thing with NASA&#x2F;ULA&#x2F;China&#x2F;India&#x2F;ESA&#x2F;etc it&#x27;d be even more illustrative.<p>Also, +1 for getting rid of the scroll-assist. Kind of annoying.<p>Slightly off topic: does anybody know if they&#x27;re going to try controlled recovery of today&#x27;s launch vehicle?

@lukealization: I like the site, I didn&#x27;t even have problems with the scrolling, but your RSS link is broken and my email to contact@spacexstats.com bounced:<p><pre><code> Final-Recipient: rfc822;contact@spacexstats.com Action: failed Status: 5.7.1 Diagnostic-Code: smtp;550 5.7.1 Relaying denied</code></pre>

The number of dragon missions of 6 is incorrect, there has so far been 6 CRS flights plus 2 demo flights.<p>&quot;Vehicles landed&quot; of 0 isn&#x27;t technically correct. There have been several grasshopper and F9R-dev landings.<p>The &quot;quickest turnaround&quot; also says -62 days for me...

I get to see the Website for a brief second, then, &quot;You need Javascript enabled to view this website. Try again... &quot; even though it displays at first.<p>Nonsense.

nice idea and looks pretty, but I hate the weird scroll hijacking.

This site isn&#x27;t the only scrolljacking offender, even NYTimes has a subtle accelerate&#x2F;decelerate that is counterproductive and annoying.<p>Is there a greasemonkey script or the like that can disable scrolljacking? I recognize that means it&#x27;ll probably break layout for many cases, but at least to avoid some (like NYTimes).

This is very cool.<p>+1 on making it as static as possible, updated manually with a refresh and an optional small JS to update a figure inline.<p>What I don&#x27;t quite understand is the number of launches:<p>When I have it set to &quot;total&quot;, the large counter says 22, but the text says &quot;As of August 2014, SpaceX has launched 17 rockets (all from its sole rocket family&quot;.<p>Is the big number more current than the text? These should probably agree, or maybe a text explaining why they are different.<p>When set to Falcon 9, the large counter is at 17, the text says &quot;To date, it has launched on 11 occasions&quot;. So here there&#x27;s no specific date, and the difference between the numbers is 6, whereas for the total it is 5. Looks odd.

Cool stats and description. One issue, in &quot;Merlin 1D Inflight Operating Time&quot; the paragraph text is cut off and I&#x27;m unable to scroll to see the rest of it.

Can anyone tell me what web framework is used to create a website like this? I&#x27;ve seen many websites in this &quot;scrolling&quot; style, and I want to create one myself!

Nice site and stats. Horrible UX with that scrolling...

I think there should be a width limit on text content, it&#x27;s incredibly hard to read text on a big monitor.

Another example of great design married to great content almost totally marred by scroll hijacking.

Good luck keeping your domain name.

Are there astronauts in training?

Looks pretty, clean design

It&#x27;s easy to count hours worked, so it&#x27;s not countless. It&#x27;s also not a positive. Did space shuttle workers work unlimited hours?