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Falcon 9 streaks to orbit from Cape Canaveral at 9:19pm this evening, launching 60 additional #Starlink satellites as a part of #SpaceX’s mission to provide fast, reliable internet to locations where access has been unreliable, expensive, or completely unavailable.pic.twitter.com/DX3DKGNv76
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THE KRAUSE! 
I think my pic is almost as good. (From Williamsburg VA)pic.twitter.com/IGcDs2J4bG
I saw similar from PA!https://twitter.com/IanPineapple/status/1214377746811564033 …
pic.twitter.com/VXMmcCaX9ZWow, beautiful! Love the arch. And that reflection! 
Unfortunately Starlink will cause issues for Astro imaging, basically light pollution for the night sky. The internet seems hell bent on ruining everything eventually. Take from my backyard, don’t look forward to a bunch of satellites needing to be removedpic.twitter.com/tjfVnxAPK9
I would like to point out they’ll only be visible at sunrise and sunset
Yet @spacex can’t share what the equipment and service will cost for the consumer? What area will get service first, what speeds, etc?
The reality is that @SpaceX hasn’t figured it all out yet. Which is fine, but don’t say the service will be available this year with no other information. Coming from the satellite world, temper your expectations.
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