Falcon 9 launched the next 60 Starlink satellites as SpaceX prepares to offer broadband service in North America next year. SpaceX has increased the communications capabilities of this batch of satellites as they continue to iterate design upgrades.
The launch date was Monday, November 11, 2019 at 2:56 PM (UTC).
| Provider | |
|---|---|
| Vehicle | |
| Launch Date |
Monday, November 11, 2019
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| Launch Time |
2:56 PM
(UTC)
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| Launch Time (Pad) |
10:56 AM (UTC-4)
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| Location |
SLC-40 Cape Canaveral AFS Florida, United States |
| COSPAR ID | 2019-074 |
Rocket eclipse. Better than the Mercury transit. Liftoff of Falcon 9 at 9:56am EST carrying the second Starlink mission. pic.twitter.com/Kyoh24KlOJ
— Ben Cooper (@LaunchPhoto) November 11, 2019
Remotes are in for Starlink-1! Some failures on some cameras, but make the best with what you’ve got! pic.twitter.com/KGGab3Fvcv
— Matt Haskell (@mhaskellphoto) November 11, 2019
On one of my Arabsat-6A remotes, a blade of grass laid just the wrong way to cover up Falcon Heavy. Not today! Today, the tall grasses at @SpaceX’s SLC-40 were perfect??
— Trevor Mahlmann (@TrevorMahlmann) November 11, 2019
So happy with this shot!
⚙️/⬇️/?: https://t.co/509dv0FBnf pic.twitter.com/SiLDnICSmY
Remote photos from this morning's #starlink launch are in! @NASASpaceflight
— Mike Deep (@mike_deep) November 11, 2019
Launch article: https://t.co/RQzUpnsvsu
Live update thread: https://t.co/H05rYwYFNp pic.twitter.com/pP69iLnZm4
Starlink vertical on the pad pic.twitter.com/WuiB1piKcK
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) November 11, 2019