SpaceX has postponed its latest Starlink mission, originally scheduled for September 4, 2024, due to poor weather conditions affecting booster recovery in the Atlantic Ocean. This delay highlights ...

The moon almost photobombed the Sunday (Feb. 12) SpaceX Falcon 9 launch that took place with Starlink satellites on board.

SpaceX plans to launch its Falcon 9 rocket Monday night carrying 21 Starlink satellites from the Vandenberg Space Force Base in California.

The Starlink launch was originally scheduled for Sunday, but this was pushed back because of "unfavorable recovery weather conditions," according to a post from SpaceX on X (formerly Twitter).

Typically, SpaceX launches most of its Starlink satellites from its facilities at Cape Canaveral Space Force station, but there's another Falcon 9 rocket currently sitting there on Pad 40.

Original Story: SpaceX is aiming to launch the first cellular Starlink satellites later tonight, if weather permits. During the launch, the company plans on sending 21 Starlink satellites ...

SpaceX planned launch of 23 Starlink Internet satellites from Cape Canaveral into low-Earth orbit on Monday from Florida was delayed until Tuesday.

During the mission, 23 Starlink satellites were supposed to be launched from the Kennedy Space Center. This comes after SpaceX also stopped the countdown and scrubbed the launch Wednesday night.

SpaceX scrubbed a planned launch of 23 Starlink satellites on Sunday (Nov. 3) due to a helium issue in the first stage of the company's Falcon 9 rocket.

Twenty-two new Starlink Internet satellites started orbiting the Earth after a successful launch by SpaceX late Thursday night from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station.

The Starlink launch was originally scheduled for Sunday, but this was pushed back because of "unfavorable recovery weather conditions," according to a post from SpaceX on X (formerly Twitter).