SpaceX dey continue ein mission to expand internet access for all! Early Saturday morning, dem launch another Falcon 9 rocket from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station for Florida. Dis be de 150th Falcon 9 launch for 2025, a real milestone for de company.
What Happened?
De Falcon 9 rocket carry 29 Starlink satellites go orbit. Liftoff happen for 2:53 a.m. EST (0753 UTC) from Space Launch Complex 40. After de rocket take off, e turn towards de south-east so say e fit deliver ein load of Starlink V2 satellites go orbit wey dey 43 degrees to de Equator.
Booster Return
De first stage booster, B1090, fly for de ninth time. After e separate from de second stage, e cross de Karman line (wey dem dey consider as de boundary of space) before e land safely for de drone ship 'A Shortfall of Gravitas' wey dey Atlantic Ocean.
Starlink Constellation
Dis launch add 29 more satellites go de Starlink network, wey now get over 9,000 active units. Since 2019, SpaceX don launch over 10,400 satellites. Starlink dey aim to provide high-speed internet service go everywhere for de world, especially areas wey internet access dey limited.
More Launches to Come
SpaceX no dey slow down. Dem get plans to launch even more satellites soon. Stay tuned for more updates on SpaceX ein missions and how dem dey change de way wey we dey connect with de world.
Why e Matter?
- E dey improve internet access for rural areas.
- E dey show SpaceX ein commitment to space exploration.
- E dey push de boundaries of technology.