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Tracking cam footage from today’s Falcon 9 launch of Starlink

Falcon 9 has completed 31 missions so far this year, delivering ~351 metric tons to orbit – carrying astronauts & research to the @iss, deploying Starlink to provide global high-speed internet, as well as many other critical payloads for our commercial & gov customers

Falcon 9 launches Dragon to the @iss

In addition to withstanding extreme cold, heat, hail, sleet, heavy rain, and gale force winds, Starlink is rugged enough to withstand rocket landings. Here’s live video captured on a SpaceX droneship at sea with and without Starlink → starlink.com/maritime

Starlink Maritime allows you to connect from some of the most remote waters in the world → starlink.com/maritime

Ship 24 was transported to the pad at Starbase in preparation for the first orbital flight test of Starship

33 Raptor engines installed on the Booster, 6 on the Ship

Super Heavy Booster 7 with 33 Raptor engines installed was transported to the orbital launch pad at Starbase

3 launches from 3 SpaceX pads in less than 37 hours

Falcon 9 launches the Nilesat 301 communications satellite to a geosynchronous transfer orbit from Florida

Today marks the 10th anniversary of completion of the COTS Demo Flight 2 (COTS 2) – Dragon’s first mission to and from the @iss. On May 25, 2012, Dragon become the first privately developed vehicle in history to successfully attach to the space station. Six days later, Dragon departed the orbiting laboratory and began its return to Earth.   Now, ten years later, SpaceX has a reusable Dragon fleet capable of supporting both crew and cargo missions.

Starship 24 rolls out to the pad at Starbase

Falcon 9 launches 59 spacecraft to orbit

Starlink for RVs can be used anywhere Starlink provides service and is ideal for camping and other activities in rural or remote locations where internet access has been unreliable or completely unavailable → starlink.com/rv

Dragon and the Crew-3 astronauts are set to depart the International Space Station Thursday, May 5 at 1:05 a.m. ET