Spacex launched another of its starlink internet satellites. On Thursday night (June 12), the company launched 26 new Starlink SpaceCrafts to join the orbiting internet megaconstale in orbit. After flying from Complex 4 East (SLC-4E) launched at the Wandenberg Space Force Base in California, the launch took place on 13 June at 9:54 PM EDT (6:54 PM PDT or 0154 GMT). The satellites have been deployed in orbit from another stage to another after one hour and one minute. This achievement brings more than 7,600 numbers of active satellites for Spacex’s starlink.
Spacex’s 15th Falcon 9 Reuse Powers 72nd Launch 7,600 Satellites Launched as Starlinks near 7,600 satellites
According to the official update of SpaceX 15-6 missionsThe first-step booster of the rocket, known as B1081, flew for the 15th time after 14 pre-flights. It successfully touched the droneship, of course I still love you again in the Pacific Ocean, away from the southern California coast. The company’s current record for Falcon 9 Booster’s reflight is 28 flights, which at the same time prove themselves that orbital launch is the best in efficiency.
Thursday’s mission is 72nd Falcon 9 Launch with 53 dedicated to star network. The system aims to provide high-speed internet access worldwide, and there is an increase Number of satellites Provide direct-to-cell services for texting and a limited data connection on some types of smartphones and through some carriers.
Elon Musk’s SpaceX continues to add satellites to the Starlink constellation to increase excesses and coverage, especially in remote areas. The current constellation has widespread coverage of the Earth, allowing small satellite cuisine and mobile phones to be connected to the Internet in real -time in dozens of countries.
SpaceX is simultaneously expanding the reach of Starlink and laying groundwork for next generation applications such as in-flight connectivity and emergency response communication. With more than 7,600 satellites, the Earth is now orbiting the Earth and as dozens of additional launch on the dock, how Starlink is rapidly defined again how global internet coverage can work in the modern era.