Starlink Mission

On Thursday, August 31 at 10:21 p.m. ET, Falcon 9 launched 22 Starlink satellites to low-Earth orbit from Space Launch Complex 40 (SLC-40) at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida.

This was the seventh flight for the first stage booster supporting this mission, which previously launched Crew-5, GPS III Space Vehicle 06, Inmarsat I6-F2, CRS-28, Intelsat G-37, and now two Starlink missions.

[patrickowens]

Still a great event to watch. Can't get enough of it!

[Freelancer_]

With all of the world ignorant or uncaring, I refuse to let a launch go by unwatched. It is just as remarkable that they have become nearly identical, with so many consecutive perfect powered landings, unthinkable so few years ago. Well done as always.

[kynnmaster_]

First time watching a live coverage from SpaceX without live commentary. Always a great job with these launches!

[sassysagittarius]

Love watching the launch and the booster landing. Never gets old, still get chills. Can't wait for the one in Vandenberg tomorrow morning.

[haydeng]

You know it's a good day when you get to have starlink and some starfield.

[neodynamite]

Glorious launch with no commentary. Can’t get any better than that!

[lenhumbird]

Thank-you! No color commentary - I really appreciate it so much.

[philnori]

I will never get tired of these launches. Rock on SpaceX!

[calvingreene]

Having the livestream continue to confirmation of good orbit would have been nice.

[HansMilling]

It’s incredible how sharp and detailed the video is now. I do miss the speakers, but I can understand with the many launches. There is this enthusiast engineer and a woman commenting that are so great. I hope they will still cover some of the major events like Starship, Falcon Heavy and launches with astronauts.

[suefrazier]

Last night's launch was amped up!! The multi camera visuals, audio, & informative!! Sharing is caring 😊

[terrybailey]

Impressive how routine this has become, but please bring back the commentary, it is nice to see SpaceX personnel proudly describing the action.

[ladfa]

Can't wait for the Starship launch next week! :) Will be epic and to orbit.

[connoroboyle]

This is such a cool thing to be watching live.

[LordFalconsword]

Love how you can see the booster skirting south of the remnants of a hurricane to the north.

[gordonelwell]

Love the fleeting images of the full moon in the background!

[iditarod]

7:34 Ahh so cool! This is the first time a space company has ever showed us a Mach wave before. From all of humanity to you SpaceX, congratulations on capturing this for the first time and thank you.

[thewatchingeyes]

Love that view at 7:02 with the camera shaking intensely and lights flickering

[Wild_Bill]

Watching these launches and stage 1 landings never gets old.

[johndoepker]

Always a pleasure to catch a launch and landing !!! Yall Rock !!! GO SpaceX!!!