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SpaceX will launch a Falcon Nine rocket on Monday with Starlink satellites from the internet from Cape Canaveral, Florida.
The 4 -hour launch window opens at 2:21 p. m. and, according to the Kennedy Space Center.
The launch site in Brevard County, which is about an hour east of Orlando theme parks, allows people from near and far to see, as long as cloud cover, weather and visibility cooperate.
“SpaceX’s Starlink is the constellation of networked satellites aimed to provide internet services to those who are not yet connected, and to provide reliable and affordable internet across the globe,” Kennedy Space Center says on the launch details website.
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On Friday, a Falcon Nine rocket lifted off in the other country, when 23 Starlink satellites were delivered “to the constellation” after launch from California, SpaceX said in X.
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Falcon Nine is dubbed the “world’s first reusable orbital elegance rocket,” SpaceX explains. It completed 426 missions, 382 landings overall and 355 reflections overall, according to Aerospatiale Corporate.
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Only 10 days ago, a Spacex Starship rocket was divided in the minutes of the area after the launch from Texas, forcing the airline flights on the Gulf of Mexico to adjust the course to the debris and delay Elon Musk’s flagship program.
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SpaceX’s mission control lost contact with the newly advanced spacecraft, with its first simulated satellite test payload, but no equipment, 8 minutes after liftoff from its rocket services in South Texas at 5:38 p. m. Array
Reuters contributed to this report.
Source of the original article: Spacex will launch Falcon Nine Rocket of Kennedy Space Center, more Starlink satellites
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