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Today, we bring you live coverage of the countdown and launch of a Falcon 9 rocket carrying 15 second generation Starlink satellites. This mission marks another step forward for SpaceX and its efforts to provide global internet coverage.

The Falcon 9 rocket, developed by SpaceX, is set to blast off from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California. The launch is scheduled to take place later today, and we will be providing live updates as the event unfolds.

The Starlink satellites being deployed are the second generation of these devices. They are designed to function in low Earth orbit and will work in conjunction with existing satellites to provide high-speed internet access to even the most remote areas of the planet.

SpaceX’s ambition is to create a mega-constellation of thousands of Starlink satellites in order to achieve near-global coverage. This will revolutionize connectivity in underserved regions and enable advancements in various sectors such as telemedicine, education, and communication.

This launch is just one of many conducted by SpaceX to expand its Starlink network. The development of reusable rockets, pioneered by SpaceX, has significantly lowered the cost of space launches, making such missions more frequent and affordable.

We will keep you updated on the progress of today’s launch as it happens. Be sure to follow us on Threads or Twitter for real-time information. Exciting times lie ahead as SpaceX continues to push boundaries in the realm of space exploration and internet connectivity.

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