SpaceX launches 24 Starlink satellites from California on Aug. 11

SpaceX launched 24 additional Starlink satellites into orbit from California on August 11, completing the company’s second Starlink deployment of the day. The Falcon 9 rocket carried the new constellation of broadband satellites to a high‑altitude geostationary transfer orbit, where they will be deployed to provide global internet coverage.

The launch follows a series of rapid deployments aimed at expanding the Starlink network’s capacity and coverage. Each satellite is designed to deliver high‑speed, low‑latency connectivity to underserved regions and to support the growing demand for reliable broadband worldwide. By adding 24 more nodes, SpaceX continues to scale the constellation toward its goal of providing near‑universal internet access.

With the mission successful, SpaceX moves closer to its target of deploying thousands of satellites to create a robust global internet infrastructure. The company’s ongoing launch cadence underscores its commitment to expanding the reach of its satellite broadband service.