🚀 SpaceX Launches Starlink 6-76

SpaceX launch of a batch of Starlink v2-mini satellites for their second generation high-speed low earth orbit internet satellite constellation.

Window Opens: November 26th at 10:05PM EST (03:05 UTC on the 27th)
Window Closes: November 27th at 2:05AM EST (07:05 UTC)
Sub-window #1: 10:05:00PM-10:16:20PM EST (03:05:00-03:16:20 UTC)
Sub-window #2: 10:36:20PM-10:38:10PM EST (03:36:20-03:38:10 UTC)
Sub-window #3: 10:54:50PM-10:56:00PM EST (03:54:50-10:56:00 UTC)
Sub-window #4: 11:41:30PM-11:43:40PM EST (04:41:30-04:43:40 UTC)
Sub-window #5: 11:43:40PM-11:54:00PM EST (04:43:40-04:54:00 UTC)
Sub-window #6: 12:13:10AM-12:14:00AM EST (05:13:10-05:14:00 UTC)
Sub-window #7: 12:29:40AM-12:29:50AM EST (05:29:40-05:29:50 UTC)
Sub-window #8: 12:30:30AM-12:31:50AM EST (05:30:30-05:31:50 UTC)
Sub-window #9: 01:21:10AM-01:24:40AM EST (06:21:10-06:24:40 UTC)
Sub-window #10: 01:24:40AM-01:30:30AM EST (06:24:40-06:30:30 UTC)

Mission: F9 launch of 24 Starlink v2 Mini satellites
Launch location: Launch Complex 39A, Kennedy Space Center, Earth.
Target orbit: Low-Earth Orbit (LEO); 284x292km 43º orbit
Booster: B1078-15; 27d 5h 55min turnaround
Booster history: Crew-6, O3b mPOWER B, SL 6-4, SL 6-8, SL 6-16, SL 6-31, USSF-124, SL 6-46, SL 6-53, SL 6-60, SL 10-2, SL 10-6, Bluebird 1-5, SL 10-13
Booster recovery: A Shortfall Of Gravitas (ASOG)
Fairing recovery: Doug
Rocket trajectory: Southeast passing northeast of Bahamas
Payload mass: Approximately 17.5 tonnes
Stubby nozzle: NO (thankfully)
Stats:
· SpaceX's 123rd launch of the year and the 15th launch of the month.
· 49th Falcon launch since the last failure, F9's 401st orbital flight.
· SpaceX's 94th launch from LC-39A.
· 87th landing on ASOG out of 88 attempts.
· 34th successful landing since the last failed one.
· 211th launch dedicated to Starlink

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[tracymcauley]

Kinda puts it into perspective how big the farings are! 😮

[WaszInformatyk]

2:35:17 start
2:37:57 stage separation
2:41:29 entry burn
2:43:05 landing
2:48:40 replay

[bournemouthbill]

Usual good coverage thanks, but so many YouTube ads these days spoils things particularly when you can't watch live.

[oceanbnd]

They didn't show that successful landing. It was still zooming coming down. I wonder what that landing looked like.