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SpaceX resumes parallel pad operations with Starlink v1.0 L25 mission

SpaceX resumes parallel pad operations with Starlink v1.0 L25 mission
May 4, 2021
Both of SpaceX’s Florida launch pads are back into Starlink launch flow as the company continues to deploy the satellite internet constellation with the Starlink v1.0 L25 mission lifting off from LC-39A at the Kennedy Space Center at 15:01 EDT / 19:01 UTC on Tuesday, 4 May.
Following a relatively quiet stretch at 39A surrounding the crucial Crew-2 mission, another wave of Starlink satellite batches will now launch from both 39A and SLC-40 at the Cape Canaveral Space Force Station over the next month. This rapid launch cadence will soon complete the initial shell of the constellation and provide opportunities for new Falcon 9 reuse milestones. ....

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SpaceX heads toward launch of first reused crew vehicle in a decade with Crew-2, Endeavour

SpaceX heads toward launch of first reused crew vehicle in a decade with Crew-2, Endeavour
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How to Watch the SpaceX Rocket Launch

How to Watch the SpaceX Rocket Launch
Photo: Bill Ingalls/NASA (Getty Images)
The next SpaceX Starlink satellite launch will definitely take place one of these days. The first launch, slated for Feb. 28, was unexpectedly auto-aborted, despite the rocket being fully operational. After the rescheduled launch on March 1 was also called off due to bad weather, SpaceX announced plans to try again tomorrow.
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The launch is now scheduled to take place Thursday, March 4 at a time to be announced, and you can catch all the action live from the comfort of your home.
When and where to watch
The launch will take place from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida, and there are three ways to watch it unfold, all free and online. You can watch live at Space.com or through SpaceX’s YouTube channel. You can also tune in directly on SpaceX’s website. The new launch time has yet to be announced but keep an eye on Space X’s site and space.com for updates. Expec ....

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SpaceX Officially Opens Starlink Preorders

SpaceX Officially Opens Starlink Preorders
Screenshot: Joanna Nelius/Gizmodo
Hopeful Starlink users no longer have to wait for a magical beta invite to use the service. SpaceX has officially opened pre-orders to everyone currently in its service area, reports The Verge.
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For a $99 refundable deposit, eligible users who want to give SpaceX’s satellite internet a shot can reserve their spot in line to get a Starlink kit mailed to them. The kit, which costs $499, includes a mountable dish antenna, wifi router, and power supply.
For my area, a sprawling suburb in Southern California, Starlink is planning to start rolling out coverage sometime mid- to late 2021, but it could be different for folks who live elsewhere. Anyone who receives a kit will be notified via email and will have to pay a one-time $499 fee for the kit, plus applicable taxes, shipping and handling. The deposit will go toward the first month of service, but it’s also refundable. ....

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