Watch live: SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launches from Cape Canaveral with 20 Starlink satellites

Watch live coverage as SpaceX launches a Falcon 9 rocket with 20 satellites for Elon Musk's Starlink internet service, including 13 with direct to cellphone capabilities. Liftoff from Space Launch Complex 40 at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station is now scheduled for 10:16 p.m. EDT on Tuesday, June 4 (0216 UTC). The first-stage booster making its 20th flight will land on SpaceX's drone ship 'Just Read the Instructions', stationed in the Atlantic Ocean, about eight and a half minutes after leaving the launch pad.
The mission, designated Starlink 8-5, will be the 41st launch of Starlink satellites this year and the 58th flight of a Falcon 9 rocket in 2024. The rocket will take a north-easterly trajectory on departure from the space coast.
Commentary will be provided by Spaceflight Now's Will Robinson-Smith, starting approximately an hour prior to liftoff.
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[@jessicac9971]

We're literally the aliens we're looking for lol😅 👽

[@clevergirl4457]

Happy 14th birthday to Falcon 9!
Thank you Will and crew for the coverage, that launch tracking by Pete was awesome.

[@JohnnyC10071959]

Boeing this is how it i done

[@KiwiNibbles]

You mean ULA boing is the payload 😂

[@JohnnyC10071959]

@@KiwiNibbles ULA is owned by Boeing and Lockheed Martin. I mean Boeing, it chose not to develop its own rocket but rather to outsource to an incompetent joint venture.

[@Smannellites]

The incredible reliability of the Falcon 9 is a testament to the excellent quality management system at SpaceX.

[@Tofasttodrive]

Grate job guys I love seeing yall doing this wonderful job

[@NBANi6htmar3]

Let’s Goooo 🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀

[@Sugarmountaincondo]

The audio of the rocket motors was great this launch time, that has been missing in other coverage and is what I look forward to the most because I can't get to FLA. to watch a launch in person.

[@KennethPatey]

Good evening. Watching on an my I Pad from the cozylittle hamlet of Hampstead NH

[@lukes6868]

I loved the Pie Chart, and thanks for the launch footage.

[@ruthmk]

This was so amazing to watch from Cocoa beach

[@NBANi6htmar3]

Will the orbit of these satellites share the same orbit as the ISS or is this launch’s objective for space exploration?

[@joshuaguenin9507]

Starlink is a lower orbit than the ISS

[@charlescole-p9v]

SpaceX makes what was considered impossible look normal. I watch every landing with AWE. Makes me wonder what all the others are doing ( or lack thereof)

[@javiercarballo7930]

A qué horas despega la nave ??

[@TiffyBubbles-zg5xh]

Bubbles from Brooksville Florida love this channel

[@betodeleon6570]

B B B Bubbles

[@duanefroelicher1613]

It never gets old watching a launch!

[@Ballentyne817]

why does the rocket always change directory and instead of going straight up to space it starts to curve over ? You can't break the firmament, nice try.

[@NubalanceDNAcDc]

-Naut Drag0n... unle 1 DRAGN
-Naut "b lack" afrcanamrcan
NAUT SPACEX NAUT STARLNK..
EL0N ..U MESN VV MY DNA ...EYE SED "ENUF" U R DUN EAR !!!

[@ginsburgerheide]

Job well done ❤️👍❤️

[@nora1172]

🚀🤘👏cameras are delivering incredible pictures and views.

[@fig816]

Nice

[@seapotato2479]

I farted omg that scared me

[@MANIC3420]

Crazy

[@TiffyBubbles-zg5xh]

❤❤❤❤ BUBBLES SAID GOD BLESS STARSHIP

[@amosmelvin5497]

Why do they go horizontal

[@destiny.f2732]

Another late launch

[@TooTrue22-24]

Good. I would rather have a late, successful mission than a early unsuccessful one

[@delisa8575]

Greta Thunberg shed a tear