On the night of July 30, SpaceX launched 28 more Starlink satellites with Falcon 9 rocket. The beginning took place at 23:37 local time from Cosmodrom at Cape Canaveral in Florida.
Nine minutes after the start, the satellites reach the desired trajectory. They will supplement the global Starlink network providing satellite Internet. The first step of the Falcon 9 rocket (number B1069) has returned to the Earth to succeed and sitting on the floating platform only read the instructions in the Atlantic. This was the 26th launch for this step.
This launch is the 96th time for SpaceX by 2025. Almost all the missions are adopted by Falcon 9 missiles. This week, the company has twice launched: another Starlink from California and the Astronaut-11 mission with the astronauts for the ISS.