SpaceX launches 60 more Starling satellites on Tuesday, breaking Scrub Streak

With three major missions repeatedly swept and postponed over the past several weeks, space fans have recently been starving for action. But early Tuesday morning, SpaceX finally finished that line Also known as #Scrubtober (And formerly known as #Scroptumber) Introducing and applying 60 new ones Starling satellites Via a Falcon 9 rocket from Cape Canaveral.

This Starling mission is the third overall aircraft of the Falcon 9 rocket booster. It sent Astronauts Doug Hurley and Bob Behanken in orbit May and later South Korean satellite launched In July. So far, SpaceX has been able to launch and land the same rocket Six times.

The first phase of the Falcon 9 landed again on the transship Course I Still Love You in the Atlantic 8.5 minutes after launch on Tuesday. SpaceX also claims to have liked at least a fair portion of the previous two passengers who flew.

The launch site, originally scheduled for September, has been postponed several times due to heavy clouds on one occasion and ground sensor reading on another occasion twice last week. On Monday Scrub was again blamed for the weather.

Another SpaceX mission to launch US space force GPS satellite Cleared up several times, most recently Friday. In the meantime, The United Launch Alliance is trying to get one of its Delta IV heavy rockets Since the first ground in August, but at least six times late.

Musk expressed his clear frustration in a series of scrubs last week.

“We have to make a lot of improvements to get a chance to complete 48 starts next year!” Musk tweeted Friday.

Kasturi is certainly delighted to see Scriptoper’s spelling broken. This is the 13th Starling mission so far, and SpaceX has dozens of plans to grow its broadband mega-galaxy.