SpaceX Falcon 9 or Falcon Heavy rocket suffers an anomaly in 2023 that results in loss of payload
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YES -- Falcon anomaly in 2023 (including prelaunch anomalies, excluding landing failures) followed by the payload not getting to the target orbit. Partial failures (when some payload is delivered and some isn't) do not count.
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