SpaceX has had an explosive few days, setting new records and capturing worldwide attention. Early Sunday morning, July 27, SpaceX launched 24 more Starlink satellites into low Earth orbit from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California, their second mission in less than 24 hours. According to Space.com, this marked SpaceX's 95th mission of 2025 and the 520th completed mission for the company overall. The Falcon 9 first stage used in this latest launch achieved its 19th mission and once again landed successfully on the droneship "Of Course I Still Love You" stationed in the Pacific Ocean.
This back-to-back campaign comes right on the heels of Saturday morning’s launch from Cape Canaveral, Florida, when SpaceX sent up 28 Starlink satellites, as reported by the Economic Times and WTKR News 3. The booster used then marked its 22nd flight, emphasizing SpaceX’s commitment to reusability and rapid turnaround. These efforts have pushed the active Starlink satellite count past 8,000, with the network now serving over 6 million users worldwide. However, just before that Cape Canaveral launch, Starlink suffered a rare, hours-long internet outage affecting millions globally due to software issues. Starlink’s Michael Nicholls publicly apologized and said SpaceX continues investigating and will strengthen the network’s reliability.
Listeners in places like Virginia and South Carolina reported seeing bright streaks and glowing orbs in the pre-dawn skies as these launches took place—reminders of just how visible SpaceX’s presence has become in people’s daily lives. Social media exploded with photos and videos of the unusual lights across multiple states, with some users describing the spectacle as "comet-like" and even briefly causing UFO speculation, according to reporting from WTKR and WLTX.
Looking ahead, NASA says the next focus for SpaceX is the upcoming Crew-11 launch, targeted for July 31 from Kennedy Space Center. The crew—NASA astronauts Zena Cardman and Mike Fincke, JAXA’s Kimiya Yui, and Roscosmos’ Oleg Platonov—arrived in Florida this weekend and are preparing for a six- to eight-month mission on the International Space Station. NASA and SpaceX managers completed a readiness review and confirmed the July 31 liftoff window. Listeners interested in the astronaut experience can watch coverage and crew remarks on NASA’s social media.
On the social gossip front, SpaceX CEO Elon Musk got fans buzzing again by teasing Starlink upgrades and joking about “putting a Dogecoin node in orbit,” fueling speculation and memes across Twitter and Reddit. Meanwhile, inside sources are abuzz about SpaceX engineers celebrating their hundredth Falcon 9 booster recovery. The energy on X (formerly Twitter) and Instagram, with memes and behind-the-scenes photos from Vandenberg and Cape Canaveral, show SpaceX’s vibrant internal culture and the public’s ongoing fascination with the company.
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This back-to-back campaign comes right on the heels of Saturday morning’s launch from Cape Canaveral, Florida, when SpaceX sent up 28 Starlink satellites, as reported by the Economic Times and WTKR News 3. The booster used then marked its 22nd flight, emphasizing SpaceX’s commitment to reusability and rapid turnaround. These efforts have pushed the active Starlink satellite count past 8,000, with the network now serving over 6 million users worldwide. However, just before that Cape Canaveral launch, Starlink suffered a rare, hours-long internet outage affecting millions globally due to software issues. Starlink’s Michael Nicholls publicly apologized and said SpaceX continues investigating and will strengthen the network’s reliability.
Listeners in places like Virginia and South Carolina reported seeing bright streaks and glowing orbs in the pre-dawn skies as these launches took place—reminders of just how visible SpaceX’s presence has become in people’s daily lives. Social media exploded with photos and videos of the unusual lights across multiple states, with some users describing the spectacle as "comet-like" and even briefly causing UFO speculation, according to reporting from WTKR and WLTX.
Looking ahead, NASA says the next focus for SpaceX is the upcoming Crew-11 launch, targeted for July 31 from Kennedy Space Center. The crew—NASA astronauts Zena Cardman and Mike Fincke, JAXA’s Kimiya Yui, and Roscosmos’ Oleg Platonov—arrived in Florida this weekend and are preparing for a six- to eight-month mission on the International Space Station. NASA and SpaceX managers completed a readiness review and confirmed the July 31 liftoff window. Listeners interested in the astronaut experience can watch coverage and crew remarks on NASA’s social media.
On the social gossip front, SpaceX CEO Elon Musk got fans buzzing again by teasing Starlink upgrades and joking about “putting a Dogecoin node in orbit,” fueling speculation and memes across Twitter and Reddit. Meanwhile, inside sources are abuzz about SpaceX engineers celebrating their hundredth Falcon 9 booster recovery. The energy on X (formerly Twitter) and Instagram, with memes and behind-the-scenes photos from Vandenberg and Cape Canaveral, show SpaceX’s vibrant internal culture and the public’s ongoing fascination with the company.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Space Administration has had an explosive few days, setting new
records and capturing worldwide attention. Early Sunday morning, July twenty seventh,
SpaceX launched twenty four more Starlink satellites into low Earth
orbit from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California, their second
mission in less than twenty four hours. According to space
(00:21):
dot Com. This marked SpaceX's ninety fifth mission of twenty
twenty five and the five hundred and twenty seconds completed
mission for the company overall. The Falcon nine first stage
used in this latest launch achieved its nineteenth mission and
once again landed successfully on the drone ship of course,
I Still Love You, stationed in the Pacific Ocean. This
(00:43):
back to back campaign comes right on the heels of
Saturday morning's launch from Cape Canavro, Florida, when SpaceX sent
up twenty eight Starlink satellites, As reported by The Economic
Times and WTKR News three. The booster used then mark
its twenty second flight, emphasizing SpaceX's commitment to reusability and
(01:05):
rapid turnaround. These efforts have pushed the active Starlink satellite
count past eight thousand, with the network now serving over
six million users worldwide. However, just before that Cape Canavil launch,
Starlink suffered a rare hours long Internet outage affecting millions
globally due to software issues. Starlink's Michael Nichols publicly apologized
(01:27):
and said SpaceX continues investigating and will strengthen the network's reliability.
Listeners in places like Virginia and South Carolina reported seeing
bright streaks and glowing orbs in the pre dawn skies
as these launches took place, reminders of just how visible
SpaceX's presence has become in people's daily lives. Social media
(01:47):
exploded with photos and videos of the unusual lights across
multiple states, with some users describing the spectacle as comet
like and even briefly causing UFO speculation. According to recording
from WTKR and WLTX. Looking Ahead, NASA says the next
focus for SpaceX is the upcoming Crew eleven launch, targeted
(02:09):
for July thirty first from Kennedy Space Center. The crew
NASA astronauts Xena Cardman and Mike Finkey. Jack says, cama
Uey and Roscuis moos Ole like Platonoff, arrived in Florida
this weekend and are preparing for a six to eight
month mission on the International Space Station. NASA and SpaceX
managers completed a readiness review and confirmed the July thirty
(02:32):
first lift off window. Listeners interested in the astronaut experience
can watch coverage and crew remarks on NASA's social media.
On the social gossip front, SpaceX CEO Elon Musk got
fans buzzing again by teasing starlink upgrades and joking about
putting a Doze coin note in orbit, fueling speculation and
memes across Twitter and Reddit. Meanwhile, inside sources are a
(02:56):
buzz about SpaceX engineers celebrating their one hundredth Falcon nine
booster recovery. The energy on X formerly Twitter and Instagram
with memes and behind the scenes photos from Vandenburg and
Cape Canaveral show Spacelux's vibrant internal culture and the public's
ongoing fascination with the company. Thanks for tuning in and
don't forget to subscribe for the latest updates. This has
(03:19):
been a quiet please production. For more check out Quiet
Please dot a I
Space Administration has had an explosive few days, setting new
records and capturing worldwide attention. Early Sunday morning, July twenty seventh,
SpaceX launched twenty four more Starlink satellites into low Earth
orbit from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California, their second
mission in less than twenty four hours. According to space
(00:21):
dot Com. This marked SpaceX's ninety fifth mission of twenty
twenty five and the five hundred and twenty seconds completed
mission for the company overall. The Falcon nine first stage
used in this latest launch achieved its nineteenth mission and
once again landed successfully on the drone ship of course,
I Still Love You, stationed in the Pacific Ocean. This
(00:43):
back to back campaign comes right on the heels of
Saturday morning's launch from Cape Canavro, Florida, when SpaceX sent
up twenty eight Starlink satellites, As reported by The Economic
Times and WTKR News three. The booster used then mark
its twenty second flight, emphasizing SpaceX's commitment to reusability and
(01:05):
rapid turnaround. These efforts have pushed the active Starlink satellite
count past eight thousand, with the network now serving over
six million users worldwide. However, just before that Cape Canavil launch,
Starlink suffered a rare hours long Internet outage affecting millions
globally due to software issues. Starlink's Michael Nichols publicly apologized
(01:27):
and said SpaceX continues investigating and will strengthen the network's reliability.
Listeners in places like Virginia and South Carolina reported seeing
bright streaks and glowing orbs in the pre dawn skies
as these launches took place, reminders of just how visible
SpaceX's presence has become in people's daily lives. Social media
(01:47):
exploded with photos and videos of the unusual lights across
multiple states, with some users describing the spectacle as comet
like and even briefly causing UFO speculation. According to recording
from WTKR and WLTX. Looking Ahead, NASA says the next
focus for SpaceX is the upcoming Crew eleven launch, targeted
(02:09):
for July thirty first from Kennedy Space Center. The crew
NASA astronauts Xena Cardman and Mike Finkey. Jack says, cama
Uey and Roscuis moos Ole like Platonoff, arrived in Florida
this weekend and are preparing for a six to eight
month mission on the International Space Station. NASA and SpaceX
managers completed a readiness review and confirmed the July thirty
(02:32):
first lift off window. Listeners interested in the astronaut experience
can watch coverage and crew remarks on NASA's social media.
On the social gossip front, SpaceX CEO Elon Musk got
fans buzzing again by teasing starlink upgrades and joking about
putting a Doze coin note in orbit, fueling speculation and
memes across Twitter and Reddit. Meanwhile, inside sources are a
(02:56):
buzz about SpaceX engineers celebrating their one hundredth Falcon nine
booster recovery. The energy on X formerly Twitter and Instagram
with memes and behind the scenes photos from Vandenburg and
Cape Canaveral show Spacelux's vibrant internal culture and the public's
ongoing fascination with the company. Thanks for tuning in and
don't forget to subscribe for the latest updates. This has
(03:19):
been a quiet please production. For more check out Quiet
Please dot a I
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