SpaceX F9 - Starlink Group 7-11 - SLC-4E

Launch Date: January 23
Launch Window: 4:35PM PST (7:35PM EST, 00:35 UTC on the 24th)
Launch site: SLC-4E, Vandenberg Space Force Base, California
Core Booster Recovery: ASDS - OCISLY
Booster: B1063.16
Fairings: Reused
Mass: 22 v2 mini Starlink satellites
Orbit: SSO - Polar LEO
Yearly Launch Number: 7

A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket will launch the 133rd group of satellites for SpaceX’s Starlink broadband network, a mission designated Starlink 7-11. This group in this shell will be headed to the 53 degree inclination shell at a 525km circular orbit.

 

[MyJoule]

Delayed again due to weather I presume, Looks like 12 launches a month is going to be limited by weather, not hardware or preparation

 

[Grendal]

Delayed again due to weather I presume, Looks like 12 launches a month is going to be limited by weather, not hardware or preparation

Yes. First post is updated with latest info including the booster.

 

[MyJoule]

Had trouble watching the SpaceX feed live, but the launch and landing were successful - Wish they'd go back to YouTube for their coverage, X isn't much of a streaming platform

 

[Grendal]

 

[JB47394]

At 11:38 in that video, you can see something drifting away from the left side of the booster.

SpaceX seems to be eroding their coverage of Starlink missions. They've eliminated commentary, stopped coverage after SECO, moved to X, and now they're having video dropouts.

 

[Cosmacelf]

At 11:38 in that video, you can see something drifting away from the left side of the booster.

SpaceX seems to be eroding their coverage of Starlink missions. They've eliminated commentary, stopped coverage after SECO, moved to X, and now they're having video dropouts.

For routine missions, yes. There’s better coverage for special missions.