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A Falcon 9 Rocket, which was never previously flown before, started the latest round of Starlink internet satellites on Monday (April 7th) in an afternoon stay from the west coast of the USA.
The booster, probably the one designated B1091, was the second new rocket that SpaceX has so far launched this year, which supported both Starlink missions. The flight on Monday, known as Starlink 11-11, was withdrawn from the Vandenberg Space Force Base in California at 7:06 p.m. and 27 Starlink satellites towards Low Earth Orbit (Leo).
About eight minutes after the upswing, B1091 completed its descent back through the earth’s atmosphere. With three of its nine Merlin rocket engines, the booster carried out a landing fire and landed on SpaceX ‘Drroneship in the Pacific Ocean.
A SpaceX Falcon 9 Rocket carries 27 Starlink satellites into the orbit of the California Vandenberg Space Force Base on April 7, 2025. | Credit: SpaceX
The upper stage of Falcon 9 continued with its 27 payloads in Leo. About an hour after the flight, the Starlink satellites are released, according to which each spaceship is maneuvered into a refined orbit under SpaceX’s growing megakonal position.
The start of a new Falcon 9 rocket has become a relatively rare event, since SpaceX continues to be well coordinated. The lack of lack of the new booster of tasting and soot that was left behind by the passage through the earth’s atmosphere is remarkable. They are on the start pad with a sparkling white shine.
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The Starlink network from SpaceX currently consists of more than 7,000 operational satellites, which circles the earth in a grid that almost includes the entire planet. Starlink offers its users a low, high-speed high-speed internet from any location where they can receive a satellite signal.
Today’s start was SpaceXs 40. Falcon 9 Mission from 2025. Twenty of seven of them devoted themselves to increasing the company’s Starlink constellation.
