Spacex launches rocket carrying 48 Starlink Internet

Elon musk backed Spacex has successfully unveiled the first of four planned Falcon 9 rocket launches this month. It launches a Falcon 9 rocket carrying 48 Starlink Internet and two blacksky satellites as a payload from the cape canaveral Space Force Station in Florida.

“Liftoff!” Spacex announced from its official Twitter handle, featuring a video of the initial launch phase of rocket. The Falcon 9 rocket, which is partially reusable, has had its first-stage boosters launched into space as part of several missions that includes five Starlink missions. The array of Starlink satellites, which is operated by Spacex that offer low-letency Internet coverage in remote areas of several countries to participants of their test program.

meanwhile, it is to mention that Falcon 9 has had its first-stage boosters launched into space as part of several missions, including five Starlink missions. To date, Spacex has launched around 1,900 flat-panelled broadband satellites with just under 900 launched in 2021 alone. The aerospace company has also approved 30,000 more satellites, with the option for as many as 42,000. The array of Starlink satellites are designed to provide high-speed Internet coverage to users all across the world, particularly those in rural and remote areas. According to Space.com, the mission marks the second rideshare mission for blacksky. The two satellites will now join eight others to help fill out the planned constellation of blacksky.■