Space X has just started its star link link internet satellite. On Thursday night (June 12), the company launched a 26 new star link spacecraft to join the orbit in orbit. The Wandenburg Space Force Base of California flown from the Launch Complex 4 East (SLC -4E), the launch on June 13 at 9:54 pm on the EDT (PDT or 0154 GMT at 6:54 pm). The satellite is planned to deploy in orbit an hour after the elevator off and one minute. The number of active satellites for SpaceX’s star link is more than 7,600.
Space X’s 15th Falcon 9 reusable Powers 72nd Launch as Star Link is close to 7,600 satellite
According to Space X’s official update for its 15-6 mission, the first phase of the rocket, known as B1081, flew 15th time after 14 pre-flights. He successfully succeeded in the drone, I still love you in the Pacific, far off the coast of southern California, once again. The company’s current record is 28 flights to Falcon 9 boosters’ reef lights, which prove itself excellent in the performance of the orbit launch at the same time.
Thursday’s mission identified the 72nd Falcon 9 launch, 53 of them dedicated to the Star Link Network. The purpose of this system is to provide high -speed Internet access worldwide, and the increasing number of satellite provides direct cell services for texting and a limited data connection through certain types of smartphones and some carriers.
Elon Musk’s Space X, especially in remote areas, continues to add satellites to the Star Link Bridge to increase waste and coverage. The current tower has a wide coverage of land, which allows small satellite dishes and mobile phones to connect the Internet in the real time in dozens of countries.
Space X is simultaneously increasing the reach of the star link and laying the foundation for next generation applications such as flight contact and emergency reaction communication. Now more than 7,600 satellites travel around the ground, and with dozens of additional launches on this document, the star link is rapidly explaining how the global Internet coverage can operate in the modern era.
