SpaceX is getting ready to launch more Starlink satellites from Cape Canaveral. It will be their 230th launch from that pad. The rocket will take off at 3:54 a.m. EST. The first stage booster has flown 21 times before. After liftoff, it will try to land on a SpaceX droneship in the ocean. There are 21 satellites on board, and 13 of them have Direct to Cell capabilities. This mission is very important for providing internet to people around the world. In other news, two South Korean satellites will be launched into space by Arianespace. They beat SpaceX in a competition to launch the spacecraft. Another Falcon 9 rocket is set to deliver a communications satellite into orbit. SpaceX also plans to test the Crew Dragon spacecraft's safety by triggering an intentional rocket failure. This will show that the spacecraft can safely carry astronauts even in an emergency. This launch is special because SpaceX is sending more satellites into space to help people stay connected. The rocket will take off early in the morning and try to land on a special ship in the ocean. The satellites on board will provide internet access to more people, making the world more connected. It is exciting to see technology being used to help people all over the world.