60 satellites sent to space by SpaceX, the US-based space company, have settled on the surface of space. SpaceX, a US-based space research company, announced that 60 new satellites it sent into space have successfully settled on the space surface. SpaceX, which announced that Starlink network satellites carried by the Falcon 9 rocket launched from the state of Florida have settled in space orbit, and the rockets that left the capsule just before the launch, returned to the surface.
The American satellite and space shuttle manufacturer SpaceX, which achieved the success of sending satellites to space orbit for the nineteenth time in total, launched the Falcon 9 rocket, which carries a total of 60 satellites, from the Cape Canaveral Space Base in the state of Florida.
SpaceX, the satellite and space shuttle manufacturer, which carries out very important work on space research, aims to provide access to satellite internet by working with ground stations in this latest study. As part of the Starlink satellite project, the company aims to launch 12 thousand internet satellites into space by 2027.
