Starlink Mission

Starlink Mission

On Sunday, July 23 at 8:50 p.m. ET, Falcon 9 launched 22 Starlink satellites to low-Earth orbit from Space Launch Complex 40 (SLC-40) at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in California.

This was the sixth launch and landing for this Falcon 9 first stage booster, which previously launched CRS-26, OneWeb Launch 16, Intelsat IS-40e, and now three Starlink missions.

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12 Responses

  1. B N says:

    16:52 the fact that these landings are getting more and more repetitive and casual, is the most epic thing that SpaceX has achieved.

    • Clay Ruppenthal says:

      The landings are certainly epic, but I think everything Space X has done and is doing is epic.

    • Shawn Howard says:

      I was just thinking very similarly, The once improbable is now routine. Imagine when Starship is doing this regularly,.

    • Lee Hill says:

      Never gets old.

    • Clever Girl says:

      @Shawn Howardif Starship does become rapidly reusable like Elon hopes it will,
      it will cause a paradigm shift in the industry. Watching a launch will be like plane spotting.

    • Tim Long says:

      I think they’ve had over 100 successful landings in a row without a failure. That is amazing and would have been unthinkable a few years ago. Higher landing reliability than most rockets have launch to orbit reliability.

  2. Matterian says:

    I am amazed every time. Well done SpaceX.

  3. Kayaala looking for a vulgar guy!💦🔞 says:

    SpaceX is truly inspirational! From The Young to The Old like myself! I enjoy every launch seen through YouTube and The fabulous cameras 🎥 by SpaceX! Could watch all night long. Go SpaceX and Starlink Internet Satellites!…

  4. Byron Gallegos says:

    I will never ever get tired of watching this work of art!!!❤

  5. Seager Mason says:

    The booster landing is now so routine that there is no applause in the background. I still remember when they stuck that first landing at the Cape like it was yesterday, with hundreds of the SpaceX team including the execs yelling and dancing and hugging each other. I wonder when we will get to the “same old, same old” stage with Starship landings!

  6. Brian v 🇺🇦 says:

    My goodness I absolutely love these new high-definition cameras on the second stage show some great detail and make the whole thing even more better to watch hopefully they can put them on first stage also

  7. Audit Amplifier says:

    I would REALLY enjoy seeing the view from a camera looking straight up at the booster as it lands on the drone ship…🙏 Those were my favorite Starship views during the flight/landing tests! ✌️❤🤙

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