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A 229-foot-tall Falcon 9 rocket lifted off at 11:31 a.m. EDT (1531 GMT) Saturday, Oct. 24, with 60 more Starlink satellites for SpaceX’s growing network to beam internet signals from orbit.

A Falcon 9 rocket fires its Merlin first stage engines at Cape Canaveral’s launch complex 40 as SpaceX prepares for the launch of the 15th batch of Starlink internet satellites.

Watch a 4K video of a Falcon 9 rocket launching another batch of Starlink broadband internet satellites for SpaceX.

A Falcon 9 rocket fires up its nine first stage Merlin engines on Oct. 17 in readiness for the launch of the 14th batch of Starlink broadband satellites.

Watch a live view of launch pad 39A, where SpaceX plans to launch the 13th batch of satellites for the Starlink broadband network.

A Falcon 9 rocket was just two seconds from launching the U.S. Space Force’s next GPS satellite on Oct. 2 when an automated abort halted the countdown.