SpaceX launched two rockets with Starlink satellites: a unique dual launch.

Company SpaceX, led by Elon Musk, successfully launched two Falcon 9 rockets, which deployed Starlink internet satellites into orbit. This became known on Saturday, November 15.

Launch Details

The launches occurred approximately three and a half hours apart from the launch pads at Kennedy Space Center and the U.S. Space Force base located at Cape Canaveral in Florida.

As a result of these launches, 58 Starlink satellites were deployed into orbit.

After separating from the main boosters, the first reusable stages successfully landed on drone ships in the Atlantic Ocean.

Launch Photos

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Watch Falcon 9 launch our second @Starlink mission of the evening from pad 40 in Florida SpaceX (@SpaceX) November 15, 2025

Facts about Starlink

It is known that since May 2019, within the framework of the Starlink project, SpaceX has launched over 10,400 satellites. Although some of them have failed or re-entered the atmosphere, more than 9,000 devices remain operational. SpaceX is the largest satellite operator in the world.

The number of Starlink users has exceeded 8 million. More than 14 thousand new people connect to SpaceX's satellite internet every day, and we are seeing a significant improvement in connection quality.

In addition, in October, SpaceX made its 11th successful Starship rocket launch. This flight marked the final ahead of testing the upgraded version of the rocket, which is planned for use in future missions to the Moon and Mars.

Recent launches by SpaceX have once again confirmed the success and significance of the Starlink project in the world of satellite internet. The company continues to develop technologies that provide fast and stable internet access in the most remote corners of the planet. The latest achievements not only add to the number of satellites in orbit but also reaffirm SpaceX's leadership in the field.