Watch live coverage as SpaceX launches a Falcon 9 rocket with 22 second-generation Starlink internet satellites. Liftoff from pad 4E at Vandenberg Space Force Base is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. PDT on Monday, April 1 (10:30 p.m. EDT / 0230 UTC). The first-stage booster, making its 15th flight, will land on the drone ship ‘Of Course I Still Love You’ about eight and a half minutes into the flight.
Our live coverage with commentary from Will Robinson-Smith will begin about 30 minutes before launch.
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so cool to see it and then come here and watch again 🚀🚀🚀
I can see the vandenberg starlink launches and the constellation separating right above my house ! Im gonna miss this one cause of stormy weather ! 😢
Saw it tonight from irvine
We saw it from our porch here in San Diego. So freaking cool.
spacex kicking ass on launches.
San Diego 👍
Saw it from Pescadero Baja Mexico……very cool to watch
Watched from Yuma Az
Beautiful sight from Chula Vista
I saw it from Las Vegas during my son's little league game. Amazing launch 👏
Saw from Southern Utah
my daughter sent me a pic of the launch from Palm Desert! Beautiful!
Got to see a good part of it from Hemet
Was in Phoenix, I just got done watch an alien movie and was like, well here I go
I saw it all the way from El Paso!!!
That is too cool
Amazing thing to witness from Yucca Valley California. Awesome job Space X, congrats to you all on a successful mission.
35:18 “Those Starlink Satellites exposed to the vacuum of space for the first time”… is the payload section pressurised before fairing separation ❓
34:12 Indeed we did. Finally got to see a Falcon 9 launch IRL from San Bernardino, CA. Pulled the YT app up and this video was being streamed @ t-4:50 or so; used the restroom, threw some clothes on, saw the contrail through the bathroom window & made it outside in time to catch MECO, stage sep, 2nd stage ignition/powerup, fairing deployment and 1st stage maneuvering/deceleration burn from the front porch. 😊
Quite a change from the days of Mercury/Gemini/Apollo/Shuttle to be sure. Visibility was excellent courtesy of a spring storm over the weekend. Thanks to all the folks at SpaceX & Vandenberg Space Base; well done! 👌
This morning 1:44am I saw what look like comets. I’m in Southern California. Could that have been related to Space x?
I was a trader joes and called everyone out to check it out! Wow probably the only time I'll ever get to see this again' Thank you..
Praying for 🇺🇸 🙌 🕊 🙏🏻
Beautiful 😍
Grew up Florida and got to witness NASA launches.
This SPACEX launch was cool to see and brought back some neat memories.
I saw it live from Point Dume, Malibu last night….spectacular!
Saw this from Phoenix just as the clouds cleared after an entire day of rare rain.
Just saw it from Nepal, thought it was starfall and I even prayed to get my crush, but it comes out with starlink satellites.
Omg I saw the rocket from my house!! ❤
amazing work @spacex
Thanks!
Saw it last night 10 miles east of Ramona CA awesome
Ahoy from the great state of Utah!!!
Watched this last night over our home up in the mountains in San Diego. It was spectacular!!
Is there a lag between the SpaceX video feed and realtime? Watching live (from San Diego) while listening in to the stream, I’m sensing about 10-15 seconds difference. Is that correct, and if so is that typical? (Wondering for future reference.)
I saw it from AZ
I'm in SoCal & didn't know what all the cloud trails were from. Took pics
How long till launch
It won't pass firmament 😅
I video the whole thing from Phoenix az awesome 👌 👏 👍
Saw it from Long beach California. It was beautiful and alittle scary.
It's windy here in the valley