You can watch the whole thing live when a bunch of Starlink satellites are launched on Sunday.
There are 53 Starlink internet satellites loaded on the Falcon 9 rocket that is scheduled to lift off at 9:38 a.m. The Kennedy Space Center is located in Florida.
Just days ago, the company set a new record for launches in a single year with a Starlink liftoff.
The launch sequence and attempt to land the first stage on top of the A Shortfall of Gravitas will be broadcasted. The feed can be found here at Space.com or on the website of the company.
The Starlink satellite megaconstellation was launched.
The coverage starts about 10 minutes before the start of the flight.
This is the fifth Starlink launch in July and the second in a row.
The rocket's first stage touched down on a ship in the Pacific Ocean less than an hour after it was launched. The first attempt to launch Starlink Group was aborted at T 46 seconds on Thursday.
The last Starlink launch from the east coast took place a week ago on July 17th.
There are 2,900 Starlink satellites that have been launched to date. There are new launches from both the west and east coast of the United States.
The company is trying to improve service. It has regulatory approval to put at least 12,000 Starlink in the sky and is asking for another 30,000 to be lofted.
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