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SpaceX achieved another successful launch on September 21, 2025, deploying 28 additional Starlink satellites into orbit from Florida’s Space Coast. This milestone marks both the 119th Falcon 9 mission of the year and the 280th orbital launch conducted by SpaceX out of Cape Canaveral. The ongoing deployment expands Starlink’s network and enhances global internet coverage capabilities.
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SpaceX Launches 28 Starlink Internet Satellites from Florida’s Space Coast
On September 21, 2025, SpaceX launched its 119th Falcon 9 mission, sending 28 Starlink satellites into orbit from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station. The launch occurred at 6:53 a.m. EDT and was part of the Starlink 10-27 mission. This successful deployment highlights SpaceX’s commitment to building a robust satellite internet service across the globe, as Starlink continues to broaden its user base.
The launch reinforces SpaceX’s leading position in the satellite internet sector, with the company rapidly closing in on its target of over 12,000 satellites for complete global coverage. Satellite tracking enthusiasts can monitor these new additions to the constellation in real-time.
Read the full story: Space.com
Falcon 9’s Remarkable Record
The launch of 28 Starlink satellites also marks the 280th orbital mission launched by SpaceX from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station. This milestone underscores the reliability and frequency of Falcon 9 missions, showcasing it as a workhorse for the aerospace industry.
With ongoing capabilities to launch multiple payloads post use and a growing fleet active in orbit, SpaceX has positioned itself at the forefront against emerging competitors in the satellite launch market. Satellite trackers and enthusiasts alike can look forward to upcoming launches that will further expand the Starlink network.
Read the full story: Spaceflight Now
📊 Starlink Status
- Total Launched: 9788
- Total On Orbit: 8475
- Total Working: 8460
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