SpaceX launched a rocket carrying 21 Starlink satellites into space on Tuesday from Cape Canaveral. The rocket's first stage booster landed on a drone ship in the sea. The launch was successful, and another Falcon 9 rocket is set to launch from Kennedy Space Center in the evening to deploy more satellites. The weather was foggy, making it difficult for spectators to see the launch. Despite the fog, the launch went ahead as planned. SpaceX also announced that Starlink internet service will be available on Scandinavian Airlines flights. The weather across Florida was clear, but dense fog advisories were issued for the area. SpaceX is working hard to bring internet service to more people around the world through their satellite network. They are launching more satellites to expand coverage and bring high-speed internet to places that currently don't have access. The rocket launches are exciting to watch, but sometimes the weather can make it difficult to see them from the ground. Overall, SpaceX is committed to exploring space and bringing new technology to people everywhere. With more satellite launches planned, the future looks bright for space exploration and internet connectivity for all.