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A new SpaceX launch live stream (embedded below) is happening in the next hour, and this time the mission is to deliver satellites for space-based high-speed internet.
The SpaceX Starlink launch is going to put 60 satellites into orbit and the payload will jettison into the night sky from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida.
The SpaceX live stream is happening at 11:20pm EST / 8:20pm PST / (the next morning) 4:20am GMT. Here’s the SpaceX launch live stream video:
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What is the SpaceX Starlink launch all about?
The Elon Musk-founded private space company is determined to bring internet to the globe by placing satelites in sapce and beaming high-speed, low-latency internet speeds to a satellites.
Starlink speeds are expected to vary between 50Mb/s to 150Mb/s, according to the official SpaceX Starlink sign-up page, and latency should fall between 20ms to 40ms in most locations.
The SpaceX program is currently in beta and limited to certain geographic areas. You have to type in your address to see if it’s been rolled out in your part of the world. We’re seeing mid-to-late-2021 availability, but can already put $99 on the service.
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