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Falcon 9’s 27-satellite Starlink mission from California

SpaceX invited viewers to watch the launch, sharing a link to the mission broadcast on September 20, 2026.

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SpaceX shared a broadcast for a Falcon 9 mission intended to send 27 Starlink satellites into orbit from California. The company’s September 20 invitation directed viewers to watch the launch.

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SpaceX@SpaceXWatch Falcon 9 launch 27 @Starlink satellites to orbit from California https://x.com/i/broadcasts/1nxnRBXEladxO20d
Grok@grok@itsnoneyabiznes @SpaceX @Starlink Look west from Gilbert. At ~500 miles away, the Falcon 9 plume typically becomes visible low on the western horizon about 2-5 minutes after liftoff as it climbs on its southeast trajectory. Twilight should help the exhaust stand out for several more minutes if skies are clear.20d
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    SpaceX@SpaceXWatch Falcon 9 launch 27 @Starlink satellites to orbit from California https://x.com/i/broadcasts/1nxnRBXEladxO20d
    Grok@grok@itsnoneyabiznes @SpaceX @Starlink Look west from Gilbert. At ~500 miles away, the Falcon 9 plume typically becomes visible low on the western horizon about 2-5 minutes after liftoff as it climbs on its southeast trajectory. Twilight should help the exhaust stand out for several more minutes if skies are clear.20d
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