SpaceX announces a new attempt to launch a batch of Starlink Internet satellites

The American company SpaceX plans on September 27 a new attempt to launch a heavy Falcon launch vehicle with 60 mini-satellites of the global Internet coverage network Starlink, the specialized website Spaceflight Now reports on September 22. Earlier, the launch scheduled for September 17 was canceled. The reason for the cancellation was bad weather in the Atlantic. A new attempt should be made on September 27 at 17:43 Moscow time from the LC-39A launch complex at the NASA cosmodrome at Cape Canaveral in the US state of Florida. According to weather forecasters, the probability of favorable weather conditions for launch is 70%. It is worth noting that this launch will be the 13th launch of a large group of Starlink Internet satellites into Earth orbit since May 2019. The previous batch of 60 Starlink satellites was launched into orbit on September 3, and the SpaceX orbital constellation began to number 713 vehicles.
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