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FAA Approves Starship Launches from LC-39A, FCC Accepts Orbital Data Center Filing | KeepTrack X Report

FAA approves SpaceX Starship launches from Kennedy Space Center LC-39A. FCC accepts 1-million satellite orbital data center filing. Canada ranks as 5th largest Starlink market.

FAA approves SpaceX Starship launches from Kennedy Space Center LC-39A. FCC accepts 1-million satellite orbital data center filing. Canada ranks as 5th largest Starlink market.

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The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has approved SpaceX’s plans to conduct Starship launches from Kennedy Space Center’s Launch Complex 39A, marking a significant shift from its Falcon 9 operations. In other news, Canada has been ranked as the fifth largest market for Starlink, highlighting its growing influence in the satellite broadband space. Additionally, valuable insights have emerged about SpaceX potentially exploring a “Starlink Phone” and an orbital data center plan.

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FAA Approves Starship Launches from LC-39A

The FAA has given the green light for Starship launches from Kennedy Space Center’s LC-39A, as SpaceX pivots from utilizing the historic pad for Falcon 9 missions. This change not only streamlines operations but opens new opportunities for rapid development and testing of the Starship vehicle, further positioning SpaceX as a leader in the aerospace sector.

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According to Ookla’s 2025 Global Satellite Broadband Performance Report, Starlink has established itself as a dominant player in Canada, which now ranks as the fifth largest market for satellite internet. This growth underscores the service’s popularity and the increasing reliance on satellite connectivity for users in diverse regions, enhancing SpaceX’s global reach.

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In an ambitious move, SpaceX is reportedly looking into the development of a “Starlink Phone” that would provide users with direct internet access from its satellite network. This innovation could revolutionize the way users interact with satellite technology, potentially broadening the market for both Starlink and personal communications.

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FCC Accepts SpaceX Filing for 1 Million Orbital Data Center Plan

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has accepted SpaceX’s application for its innovative “Orbital Data Center” concept, which plans for the deployment of one million orbital data centers. This development could facilitate advanced data processing capabilities in space and presents a unique advantage in future satellite navigation and communications.

Read the full story: TESLARATI

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B1049

B1049 is a retired Falcon 9 first stage booster who completed 10 successful orbital missions between 2018-2022. Known for exceptional fuel efficiency (4.72% above fleet average), B1049 has landed on both drone ships and landing zones, achieving a perfect touchdown record despite COMPLETELY UNRELIABLE weather predictions.

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