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Watch SpaceX launch 15,000-pound SiriusXM satellite to orbit tonight

SpaceX successfully orbits a 7.5-ton SiriusXM satellite following a nighttime launch from Cape Canaveral.

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The brief

SpaceX conducted a launch carrying the SXM-11 satellite for SiriusXM, alongside 24 Starlink satellites. The mission included the landing of the booster, which marked the hardware's 17th flight.

Outlets provided live updates leading up to the liftoff from Cape Canaveral. Future developments will focus on the deployment status of the satellites and the post-flight inspection of the booster.

Coverage does not yet specify the exact timeline for the commencement of SXM-11 operations.

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Quick answers

What payload was included on the SpaceX mission?

The mission carried a 7.5-ton (15,000-pound) SiriusXM satellite, identified as SXM-11, and 24 Starlink satellites.

Was the booster recovered?

Yes, the booster landed successfully, marking its 17th flight.

Where did the launch take place?

The launch occurred in Florida at Cape Canaveral.

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SpaceX SiriusXM Starlink Cape Canaveral Aviation

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