List of Starlink and Starshield launches explained

Starlink
Manufacturer:	SpaceX
Country:	United States
Operator:	SpaceX
Pcost:	$10 billion
Spacecraft Type:	Small satellite
Applications:	Satellite Internet access
Equipment:	Ku-, Ka-, and E-band phased array antennas Laser transponders (some units) Hall-effect thrusters
Orbits:	LEO, SSO^[1]
Status:	Active
Launched:	6,054 Tintin: 2 v0.9: 60 v1.0: 1,665 v1.5: 2,987 v2 mini: 1,982
Operational:	5,501
Insignia:	Starlink Logo.svg

Starlink is a satellite internet constellation operated by SpaceX providing satellite Internet access to most of the Earth.

Starshield is a classified derivative of Starlink designed to be operated for and can host payloads for military or government purposes.

Launches

Starlink launches

The deployment of the first 1,440 satellites will be into 72 orbital planes of 20 satellites each, with a requested lower minimum elevation angle of beams to improve reception: 25° rather than the 40° of the other two orbital shells. SpaceX launched the first 60 satellites of the constellation in May 2019 into a orbit and expected up to six launches in 2019 at that time, with 720 satellites (12 × 60) for continuous coverage in 2020.

In August 2019, SpaceX expected four more launches in 2019 and at least nine launches in 2020, but since January 2020 expectations had increased to 24 total launches in 2020.

In March 2020, SpaceX reported producing six satellites per day.

SpaceX also plans to launch Starlink satellites on Starship, a rocket with a much larger payload capacity that is under development.

In February 2021, Musk stated that the satellites are traveling on 25 orbital planes clustered between 53° north and south of the equator.

Starlink launches
No.	Mission	Sat. ver.	COSPAR ID	Launch date, time (UTC)	Launch site	Satellites			Outcome	Remarks
Altitude	Inclination	Deployed		Working						Remarks
–	Tintin	v0.1	2018-020	22 February 2018, 14:17	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	97.5°	2		0		Two test satellites known as Tintin A and B (MicroSat-2a and 2b) that were deployed as co-payloads to the Paz satellite., the orbits have decayed and both satellites have reentered the atmosphere.
1	v0.9	v0.9	2019-029	24 May 2019, 02:30	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	53.0°	60		0		First launch of 60 Starlink test satellites. Said to be "production design", these are used to test various aspects of the network, including deorbiting. They do not yet have the planned satellite interlink capabilities and they only communicate with antennas on Earth. A day after launch an amateur astronomer in the Netherlands was one of the first to publish a video showing the satellites flying across the sky as a "train" of bright lights. By five weeks post launch, 57 of the 60 satellites had been "healthy" while 3 were non-operational and derelict, but deorbited due to atmospheric drag. All working satellites were intentionally deorbited by May 2021, and all remaining failed spacecraft re-entered by October 2022.
2	Launch 1	v1	2019-074	11 November 2019, 14:56	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	53.0°	60		43		First launch of Starlink "operational" satellites (v1.0), with an increased mass of 260 kg each and included Ka-band antennas. Satellites were released in a circular orbit at around 290 km altitude, from which the satellites raised their altitude by themselves.
3	Launch 2	v1	2020-001	7 January 2020, 02:19:21	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	53.0°	60		40		One of the satellites, dubbed DarkSat, has an experimental coating to make it less reflective, and to reduce the impact on ground-based astronomical observations.
4	Launch 3	v1	2020-006	29 January 2020, 14:06	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	53.0°	60		48
5	Launch 4	v1	2020-012	17 February 2020, 15:05	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	53.0°	60		46		First time the satellites were released in an elliptical orbit (212 × 386 km).
6	Launch 5	v1	2020-019	18 March 2020, 12:16:39	Kennedy, LC-39A	53.0°	60		54
7	Launch 6	v1	2020-025	22 April 2020, 19:30:30	Kennedy, LC-39A	53.0°	60		49
8	Launch 7	v1	2020-035	4 June 2020, 01:25:00	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	53.0°	60		53		One of the satellites, dubbed VisorSat, has a sunshade to reduce the impact on ground-based astronomical observations.
9	Launch 8	v1	2020-038	13 June 2020, 09:21:18	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	53.0°	58		50		First Starlink rideshare launch, carrying only 58 of SpaceX's satellites plus three Planet Labs, SkySats 16-18 Earth-observation satellites.
10	Launch 9	v1	2020-055	7 August 2020, 05:12:05	Kennedy, LC-39A	53.0°	57		54		BlackSky Global 7 and 8, the 5th and 6th BlackSky Global satellites, launched as rideshare payloads. All of the Starlink satellites are outfitted with the sunshade visor that was tested on a single satellite on 4 June 2020 launch.
11	Launch 10	v1	2020-057	18 August 2020, 14:31:16	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	53.0°	58		53		Rideshare satellites from Planet Labs, SkySats 19-21 Earth-observation satellites.
12	Launch 11	v1	2020-062	3 September 2020, 12:46:14	Kennedy, LC-39A	53.0°	60		50
13	Launch 12	v1	2020-070	6 October 2020, 11:29:34	Kennedy, LC-39A	53.0°	60		50
14	Launch 13	v1	2020-073	18 October 2020, 12:25:57	Kennedy, LC-39A	53.0°	60		45
15	Launch 14	v1	2020-074	24 October 2020, 15:31:34	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	53.0°	60		43
16	Launch 15	v1	2020-088	25 November 2020, 02:13:12	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	53.0°	60		40
17	Launch 16	v1	2021-005	20 January 2021, 13:02:00	Kennedy, LC-39A	53.0°	60		57
–	Tr-1	v1	2021-006	24 January 2021, 15:00:00	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	97.5°	10		0		Part of Transporter-1 mission. First launch of production Starlink satellites to polar orbits.
18	Launch 18	v1	2021-009	4 February 2021, 06:19:00	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	53.0°	60		56
19	Launch 19	v1	2021-012	16 February 2021, 03:59:37	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	53.0°	60		57
20	Launch 17	v1	2021-017	4 March 2021, 08:24:54	Kennedy, LC-39A	53.0°	60		54		Second stage failed to deorbit actively, reentered March 26 over Oregon and Washington in the United States.
21	Launch 20	v1	2021-018	11 March 2021, 08:13:29	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	53.0°	60		59
22	Launch 21	v1	2021-021	14 March 2021, 10:01:26	Kennedy, LC-39A	53.0°	60		54
23	Launch 22	v1	2021-024	24 March 2021, 08:28:24	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	53.0°	60		43
24	Launch 23	v1	2021-027	7 April 2021, 16:34:18	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	53.0°	60		60
25	Launch 24	v1	2021-036	29 April 2021, 03:44:00	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	53.0°	60		60
26	Launch 25	v1	2021-038	4 May 2021, 19:01	Kennedy, LC-39A	53.0°	60		60
27	Launch 27	v1	2021-040	9 May 2021, 06:42	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	53.0°	60		58
28	Launch 26	v1	2021-041	15 May 2021, 22:56	Kennedy, LC-39A	53.0°	52		49		Rideshare satellites: a radar Earth imaging satellite for Capella Space, and an Earth observation satellite, Tyvak 0130, for Tyvak Nano-Satellite Systems.
29	Launch 28	v1	2021-044	26 May 2021, 18:59	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	53.0°	60		60		Last v1.0 and Group 1 Starlink Launch.
–	Tr-2	v1.5	2021-059	30 June 2021, 19:31	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	97.5°	3		3		Part of Transporter-2 mission. Second launch of production Starlink and first launch of 3 prototype Starlink v1.5 satellites to polar orbits.
30	Group 2-1	v1.5	2021-082	14 September 2021, 03:55:50	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	70.0°	51		51		First launch of operational Starlink satellites from Vandenberg Space Force Base, and first launch into a high-inclination, non-SSO orbit. Musk stated that the operational satellites were version 1.5 and featured "laser inter-satellite links, which are needed for high latitudes and mid-ocean coverage".
31	Group 4-1	v1.5	2021-104	13 November 2021, 11:19:30	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	53.2°	53		52		First launch of Group 4 Starlink satellites.
32	Group 4-3	v1.5	2021-115	2 December 2021, 23:12:15	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	53.2°	48		48		Rideshare satellites: BlackSky-16 Gen-2 and BlackSky-17 Gen-2.
33	Group 4-4	v1.5	2021-125	18 December 2021, 12:41:40	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	53.2°	52		49
34	Group 4-5	v1.5	2022-001	6 January 2022, 21:49:10	Kennedy, LC-39A	53.2°	49		49
35	Group 4-6	v1.5	2022-005	19 January 2022, 02:02:40	Kennedy, LC-39A	53.2°	49		49
36	Group 4-7	v1.5	2022-010	3 February 2022, 18:13:20	Kennedy, LC-39A	53.2°	49		10		On 4 February 2022, the satellites deployed on this mission were significantly impacted by a G2-rated geomagnetic storm. The satellites were commanded into a safe mode, but increased atmospheric drag prevented the satellites from leaving safe mode to begin maneuvering from the low deployment altitude to an operational orbit. On 8 February 2022, SpaceX confirmed that up to 40 of the 49 deployed satellites will reenter or have reentered the Earth's atmosphere. By 12 February, 38 satellites had reentered the atmosphere while the remaining 11 continued to raise their orbits.
37	Group 4-8	v1.5	2022-016	21 February 2022, 14:44:20	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	53.2°	46		46
38	Group 4-11	v1.5	2022-017	25 February 2022, 17:12:10	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	53.2°	50		48
39	Group 4-9	v1.5	2022-022	3 March 2022, 14:25	Kennedy, LC-39A	53.2°	47		47
40	Group 4-10	v1.5	2022-025	9 March 2022, 13:45:10	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	53.2°	48		47		Starlink 3680 (or Starlink 2022-025P) launched in this stack has maneuvered and moved to Shell 1 of starlink satellites. Possibly some other satellites in this stack will also joining the Shell 1 Starlinks in near future.
41	Group 4-12	v1.5	2022-029	19 March 2022, 04:42:30	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	53.2°	53		47
42	Group 4-14	v1.5	2022-041	21 April 2022, 17:51:40	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	53.2°	53		51
43	Group 4-16	v1.5	2022-045	29 April 2022, 21:27:10	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	53.2°	53		52
44	Group 4-17	v1.5	2022-049	6 May 2022, 09:42	Kennedy, LC-39A	53.2°	53		53
45	Group 4-13	v1.5	2022-051	13 May 2022, 22:07:50	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	53.2°	53		53
46	Group 4-15	v1.5	2022-052	14 May 2022, 20:40:50	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	53.2°	53		53
47	Group 4-18	v1.5	2022-053	18 May 2022, 10:59:40	Kennedy, LC-39A	53.2°	53		53
48	Group 4-19	v1.5	2022-062	17 June 2022, 16:09:20	Kennedy, LC-39A	53.2°	53		53
49	Group 4-21	v1.5	2022-076	7 July 2022, 13:11:10	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	53.2°	53		52
50	Group 3-1	v1.5	2022-077	11 July 2022, 01:39:40	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	97.6°	46		46
51	Group 4-22	v1.5	2022-083	17 July 2022, 14:20	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	53.2°	53		53
52	Group 3-2	v1.5	2022-084	22 July 2022, 17:39:40	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	97.6°	46		46
53	Group 4-25	v1.5	2022-086	24 July 2022, 13:38:20	Kennedy, LC-39A	53.2°	53		51
54	Group 4-26	v1.5	2022-097	10 August 2022, 02:14:40	Kennedy, LC-39A	53.2°	52		51
55	Group 3-3	v1.5	2022-099	12 August 2022, 21:40:20	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	97.6°	46		46
56	Group 4-27	v1.5	2022-101	19 August 2022, 19:21:20	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	53.2°	53		53
57	Group 4-23	v1.5	2022-104	28 August 2022, 03:41	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	53.2°	54		51		Heaviest Falcon 9 launch carrying an east-coast Starlink network launch for 53.2° inclination orbit located at 540 km altitude. This flight, Group 4-23, was moved from 39A to 40 to de-conflict with Artemis I operations at 39B, and booster B1069.2 from the 4-20 mission was swapped with B1067.6.
58	Group 3-4	v1.5	2022-105	31 August 2022, 05:40:10	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	97.6°	46		46
59	Group 4-20	v1.5	2022-107	5 September 2022, 02:09:40	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	53.2°	51		46		Rideshare satellites: Sherpa-LTC2 carried a sole hosted payload will be Boeing's Varuna Technology Demonstration Mission, a pathfinder for a planned constellation of broadband satellites.
60	Group 4-2	v1.5	2022-111	11 September 2022, 01:20	Kennedy, LC-39A	53.2°	34		31		Rideshare satellites: BlueWalker-3 was released into a 513 km circular orbit.
61	Group 4-34	v1.5	2022-114	19 September 2022, 00:18:40	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	53.2°	54		53
62	Group 4-35	v1.5	2022-119	24 September 2022, 23:32:10	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	53.2°	52		51
63	Group 4-29	v1.5	2022-125	5 October 2022, 23:10:30	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	53.2°	52		52
64	Group 4-36	v1.5	2022-136	20 October 2022, 14:50:40	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	53.2°	54		53
65	Group 4-31	v1.5	2022-141	28 October 2022, 01:14	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	53.2°	53		52
66	Group 4-37	v1.5	2022-175	17 December 2022, 21:32	Kennedy, LC-39A	53.2°	54		54
67	Group 5-1	v1.5	2022-177	28 December 2022, 9:34	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	54		54		First launch into an initial shell of the second generation Starlink constellation.
68	Group 2-4	v1.5	2023-010	19 January 2023, 15:43	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	70.0°	51		50
69	Group 5-2	v1.5	2023-013	26 January 2023, 9:32	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	56		55
70	Group 2-6	v1.5	2023-014	31 January 2023, 16:15	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	70.0°	49		48		Rideshare satellites: ION SCV-009 carries HPS' ADEO-N3, EPFL's Bunny, and StardustMe's SD-1 as hosted payloads. ION SCV-009 will deploy a satellite simulator using EBAD's 8" Payload Release Ring.
71	Group 5-3	v1.5	2023-015	2 February 2023, 7:58	Kennedy, LC-39A	43.0°	53		51
72	Group 5-4	v1.5	2023-020	12 February 2023, 5:10	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	55		54
73	Group 2-5	v1.5	2023-021	17 February 2023, 19:12	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	70.0°	51		50
74	Group 6-1	v2 mini	2023-026	27 February 2023, 23:13	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	21		12		First launch of larger, upgraded Starlink V2 Mini satellites with four times the bandwidth of previous models. First use of an Argon-fueled Hall-effect thruster in space, with higher thrust and specific impulse and much lower propellant cost than SpaceX's previous Krypton-fueled thrusters. With the unknown of when Starship will be able to launch the second generation satellites, SpaceX modified the original V2 blueprint into a smaller, more compact one named “V2 Mini.” This adjustment, allowed Falcon 9 to transport these satellites, though not as many, into orbit. The first launch of the second satellites occurred on Monday, February 27, 2023 at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida on SLC-40. Falcon 9 successfully carried 21 of these satellites into orbit later that evening. SpaceX committed to reduce debris by keeping the Starlink tension rods, which hold the V2 mini satellites together, attached to the Falcon 9 second stage. These tension rods were discarded into orbit while launching earlier version of Starlink satellites. Observations confirm these V2 mini satellites host two solar panels like the Starship V2 satellites.
75	Group 2-7	v1.5	2023-028	3 March 2023, 18:38	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	70.0°	51		51
76	Group 2-8	v1.5	2023-037	17 March 2023, 19:26	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	70.0°	52		52
77	Group 5-5	v1.5	2023-042	24 March 2023, 15:43	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	56		56
78	Group 5-10	v1.5	2023-046	29 March 2023, 20:01	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	56		56
79	Group 6-2	v2 mini	2023-056	19 April 2023, 14:31	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	21		20
80	Group 3-5	v1.5	2023-058	27 April 2023, 13:40	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	97.6°	46		46
81	Group 5-6	v1.5	2023-061	4 May 2023, 07:31	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	56		55
82	Group 2-9	v1.5	2023-064	10 May 2023, 20:09	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	70.0°	51		51
83	Group 5-9	v1.5	2023-065	14 May 2023, 05:03	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	56		55
84	Group 6-3	v2 mini	2023-067	19 May 2023, 06:19	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	22		21
85	Group 2-10	v1.5	2023-078	31 May 2023, 06:02	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	70.0°	52		52
86	Group 6-4	v2 mini	2023-079	4 June 2023, 12:20	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	22		19
87	Group 5-11	v1.5	2023-083	12 June 2023, 07:10	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	52		52
88	Group 5-7	v1.5	2023-088	22 June 2023, 07:19	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	43.0°	47		47
89	Group 5-12	v1.5	2023-090	23 June 2023, 15:35	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	56		56
90	Group 5-13	v1.5	2023-094	7 July 2023, 19:29	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	43.0°	48		47
91	Group 6-5	v2 mini	2023-096	10 July 2023, 03:58	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	22		22
92	Group 5-15	v1.5	2023-099	16 July 2023, 03:50	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	54		54
93	Group 6-15	v2 mini	2023-102	19 July 2023, 04:09	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	43.0°	15		15
94	Group 6-6	v2 mini	2023-105	24 July 2023, 00:50	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	22		22
95	Group 6-7	v2 mini	2023-107	28 July 2023, 04:01	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	22		20
96	Group 6-8	v2 mini	2023-113	7 August 2023, 02:41	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	22		22
97	Group 6-20	v2 mini	2023-115	8 August 2023, 03:57	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	43.0°	15		15
98	Group 6-9	v2 mini	2023-119	11 August 2023, 05:17	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	22		21
99	Group 6-10	v2 mini	2023-122	17 August 2023, 03:36	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	22		22
100	Group 7-1	v2 mini	2023-124	22 August 2023, 09:37	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	53.05°	21		21
101	Group 6-11	v2 mini	2023-129	27 August 2023, 01:05	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	22		21
102	Group 6-13	v2 mini	2023-131	1 September 2023, 02:21	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	22		22
103	Group 6-12	v2 mini	2023-134	4 September 2023, 02:47	Kennedy, LC-39A	43.0°	21		21
104	Group 6-14	v2 mini	2023-138	9 September 2023, 03:12	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	22		22
105	Group 7-2	v2 mini	2023-141	12 September 2023, 06:57	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	53.05°	21		21
106	Group 6-16	v2 mini	2023-144	16 September 2023, 03:38	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	22		22
107	Group 6-17	v2 mini	2023-146	20 September 2023, 03:38	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	22		22
108	Group 6-18	v2 mini	2023-147	24 September 2023, 03:38	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	22		21
109	Group 7-3	v2 mini	2023-148	25 September 2023, 08:48	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	53.05°	21		21
110	Group 6-19	v2 mini	2023-151	30 September 2023, 02:00	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	22		22
111	Group 6-21	v2 mini	2023-153	5 October 2023, 05:36	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	22		22
112	Group 7-4	v2 mini	2023-156	9 October 2023, 07:23	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	53.05°	21		21
113	Group 6-22	v2 mini	2023-158	13 October 2023, 23:01	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	22		22
114	Group 6-23	v2 mini	2023-160	18 October 2023, 00:39	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	22		22
115	Group 7-5	v2 mini	2023-161	21 October 2023, 08:23	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	53.05°	21		21
116	Group 6-24	v2 mini	2023-162	22 October 2023, 02:17	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	23		23
117	Group 7-6	v2 mini	2023-166	29 October 2023, 09:00	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	53.05°	22		22
118	Group 6-25	v2 mini	2023-167	30 October 2023, 23:20	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	23		23
119	Group 6-26	v2 mini	2023-170	4 November 2023, 00:37	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	23		23
120	Group 6-27	v2 mini	2023-171	8 November 2023, 05:05	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	23		23
121	Group 6-28	v2 mini	2023-177	18 November 2023, 05:05	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	23		23
122	Group 7-7	v2 mini	2023-178	20 November 2023, 10:30	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	53.05°	22		22
123	Group 6-29	v2 mini	2023-180	22 November 2023, 07:47	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	23		23
124	Group 6-30	v2 mini	2023-183	28 November 2023, 04:20	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	23		23
125	Group 6-31	v2 mini	2023-186	3 December 2023, 04:00	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	23		23
126	Group 6-33	v2 mini	2023-191	7 December 2023, 05:07	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	23		23
127	Group 7-8	v2 mini	2023-192	8 December 2023, 08:03	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	53.05°	22		22
128	Group 6-34	v2 mini	2023-200	19 December 2023, 04:00	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	23		23
129	Group 6-32	v2 mini	2023-203	23 December 2023, 04:00	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	23		22
130	Group 6-36	v2 mini	2023-211	29 December 2023, 04:00	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	23		22
131	Group 7-9	v2 mini	2024-002	3 January 2024, 03:44	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	53.05°	21	6	21		First with Direct to Cell capability, allowing satellites to act as a cellphone tower in space, allowing network integration similar to a standard roaming partner
132	Group 6-35	v2 mini	2024-005	7 January 2024, 22:35	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	23		23
133	Group 7-10	v2 mini	2024-011	14 January 2024, 08:59	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	53.05°	22		22
134	Group 6-37	v2 mini	2024-012	15 January 2024, 01:52	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	23		23
135	Group 7-11	v2 mini	2024-017	24 January 2024, 00:35	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	53.05°	22		22
136	Group 6-38	v2 mini	2024-019	29 January 2024, 01:10	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	23		23
137	Group 7-12	v2 mini	2024-020	29 January 2024, 05:02	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	53.05°	22		22
138	Group 7-13	v2 mini	2024-027	10 February 2024, 00:34	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	53.05°	22		21
139	Group 7-14	v2 mini	2024-031	15 February 2024, 21:34	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	53.05°	22		22
140	Group 7-15	v2 mini	2024-036	23 February 2024, 04:11	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	53.05°	22		22
141	Group 6-39	v2 mini	2024-038	25 February 2024, 22:06	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	24		24
142	Group 6-40	v2 mini	2024-041	29 February 2024, 15:30	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	23		22
143	Group 6-41	v2 mini	2024-044	4 March 2024, 23:54	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	23		23
144	Group 6-43	v2 mini	2024-045	11 March 2024, 00:03	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	23		23
145	Group 7-17	v2 mini	2024-046	11 March 2024, 04:09	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	53.05°	23		23
146	Group 6-44	v2 mini	2024-049	16 March 2024, 00:21	Kennedy, LC-39A	43.0°	23		23
147	Group 7-16	v2 mini	2024-050	19 March 2024, 02:28	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	53.05°	20		20		Rideshare satellites: Two Starshield satellites.
148	Group 6-42	v2 mini	2024-056	24 March 2024, 03:09	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	23		23
149	Group 6-46	v2 mini	2024-057	25 March 2024, 23:42	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	23		23
150	Group 6-45	v2 mini	2024-060	31 March 2024, 01:30	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	23		23
151	Group 7-18	v2 mini	2024-062	2 April 2024, 02:30	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	53.05°	22		22
152	Group 6-47	v2 mini	2024-064	5 April 2024, 09:12	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	23		23
153	Group 8-1	v2 mini	2024-065	7 April 2024, 02:25	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	53.00°	21	6	21
154	Group 6-48	v2 mini	2024-068	10 April 2024, 04:40	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	23		23
155	Group 6-49	v2 mini	2024-071	13 April 2024, 01:40	Kennedy, LC-39A	43.0°	23		23
156	Group 6-51	v2 mini	2024-073	17 April 2024, 21:24	Kennedy, LC-39A	43.0°	23		23
157	Group 6-52	v2 mini	2024-074	18 April 2024, 22:40	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	23		23
158	Group 6-53	v2 mini	2024-076	23 April 2024, 22:17	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	23		23
159	Group 6-54	v2 mini	2024-080	28 April 2024, 21:50	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	23		23
160	Group 6-55	v2 mini	2024-082	3 May 2024, 01:49	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	23		23
161	Group 6-57	v2 mini	2024-084	6 May 2024, 18:14	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	23		23
162	Group 6-56	v2 mini	2024-086	8 May 2024, 18:42	Kennedy, LC-39A	43.0°	23		23
163	Group 8-2	v2 mini	2024-088	10 May 2024, 04:30	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	53.00°	20	13	20
164	Group 6-58	v2 mini	2024-090	13 May 2024, 00:53	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	23		23
165	Group 8-7	v2 mini	2024-091	14 May 2024, 18:39	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	53.00°	20	13	20
166	Group 6-59	v2 mini	2024-093	18 May 2024, 00:32	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	23		23
167	Group 6-62	v2 mini	2024-097	23 May 2024, 02:33	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	23		23
168	Group 6-63	v2 mini	2024-098	24 May 2024, 02:45	Kennedy, LC-39A	43.0°	23		23
169	Group 6-60	v2 mini	2024-100	28 May 2024, 14:24	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	23		23
170	Group 6-64	v2 mini	2024-106	1 June 2024, 02:37	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	23		23
171	Group 8-5	v2 mini	2024-107	5 June 2024, 02:16	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	53.00°	20	13	20
172	Group 10-1	v2 mini	2024-111	8 June 2024, 01:56	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	53.16°	22		22
173	Group 8-8	v2 mini	2024-112	8 June 2024, 12:58	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	53.00°	20	13	20
174	Group 9-1	v2 mini	2024-113	19 June 2024, 03:40	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	53.00°	20	13	20
175	Group 10-2	v2 mini	2024-117	23 June 2024, 17:15	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	53.16°	22		22
176	Group 9-2	v2 mini	2024-118	24 June 2024, 03:47	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	53.00°	20	13	20
177	Group 10-3	v2 mini	2024-120	27 June 2024, 11:14	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	53.16°	23		23
178	Group 8-9	v2 mini	2024-124	3 July 2024, 08:55	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	53.00°	20	13	20
179	Group 9-3	v2 mini	2024-129	12 July 2024, 02:39	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	53.00°	20	13	0		Experienced launch failure. During launch a liquid oxygen leak developed, causing the upper stage to fail during the second burn.^[2] The satellites were left in a very low, unusable orbit.^[3]
180	Group 10-9	v2 mini	2024-131	27 July 2024, 05:45	Kennedy, LC-39A	53.16°	23		23
181	Group 10-4	v2 mini	2024-132	28 July 2024, 04:17	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	53.16°	23		23
182	Group 9-4	v2 mini	2024-133	28 July 2024, 07:24	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	53.00°	21	13	21
183	Group 10-6	v2 mini	2024-136	2 August 2024, 05:01	Kennedy, LC-39A	53.16°	23		23
184	Group 11-1	v2 mini	2024-138	4 August 2024, 07:24	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	53.00°	23		23
185	Group 8-3	v2 mini	2024-141	10 August 2024, 12:50	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	53.00°	21	13	21
186	Group 10-7	v2 mini	2024-144	12 August 2024, 10:37	Kennedy, LC-39A	53.16°	23		23
187	Group 10-5	v2 mini	2024-150	20 August 2024, 13:20	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	53.16°	22		22
188	Group 8-6	v2 mini	2024-152	28 August 2024, 06:54	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	53.00°	21	13	21
189	Group 8-10	v2 mini	2024-154	31 August 2024, 07:43	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	53.00°	21	13	21
190	Group 9-5	v2 mini	2024-155	31 August 2024, 08:48	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	53.00°	21	13	21
191	Group 8-11	v2 mini	2024-158	5 September 2024, 15:33	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	53.00°	21	13	21
192	Group 9-6	v2 mini	2024-164	13 September 2024, 01:45	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	53.00°	21	13	21
193	Group 9-17	v2 mini	2024-171	20 September 2024, 13:50	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	53.00°	20	13	20
194	Group 9-8	v2 mini	2024-175	25 September 2024, 04:01	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	53.00°	20	13	20
195	Group 10-10	v2 mini	2024-183	15 October 2024, 06:10	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	53.16°	20	13	23
196	Group 9-7	v2 mini	2024-184	15 October 2024, 08:21	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	53.00°	20	13	20
197	Group 8-19	v2 mini	2024-187	18 October 2024, 23:31	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	53.00°	20	13	20
198	Group 6-61	v2 mini	2024-191	23 October 2024, 21:47	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	23		23
199	Group 10-8	v2 mini	2024-193	26 October 2024, 21:47	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	53.16°	22		22
200	Group 9-9	v2 mini	2024-195	30 October 2024, 12:07	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	53.00°	20	13	20		200th launch of dedicated starlink missions.
201	Group 10-13	v2 mini	2024-196	30 October 2024, 21:10	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	53.16°	23		23
202	Group 6-77	v2 mini	2024-202	7 November 2024, 20:19	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	23		23
203	Group 9-10	v2 mini	2024-204	9 November 2024, 06:14	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	53.00°	20	13	20
204	Group 6-69	v2 mini	2024-207	11 November 2024, 21:28	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	24		24
205	Group 9-11	v2 mini	2024-209	14 November 2024, 05:23	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	53.00°	20	13	20
206	Group 6-68	v2 mini	2024-210	14 November 2024, 13:21	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	24		24
207	Group 9-12	v2 mini	2024-213	18 November 2024, 05:53	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	53.00°	20	13	20
208	Group 6-66	v2 mini	2024-216	21 November 2024, 16:07	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	24		24
209	Group 9-13	v2 mini	2024-217	24 November 2024, 05:25	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	53.00°	20	13	20
210	Group 12-1	v2 mini	2024-220	25 November 2024, 10:02	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	23	12	23
211	Group 6-76	v2 mini	2024-222	27 November 2024, 04:41	Kennedy, LC-39A	43.0°	24		24
212	Group 6-65	v2 mini	2024-224	30 November 2024, 05:00	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	24		24
213	Group N-01	v2 mini	2024-225	30 November 2024, 08:10	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	70.0°	20		20		The 20 Starlink satellites were launched together with two Starshields from NROL-126 mission
214	Group 6-70	v2 mini	2024-230	4 December 2024, 10:13	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	43.0°	24		24

Totals

Satellites launched: 7,503
Satellites failed or deorbited: 723
Satellites in orbit: 6,785
Satellites working: 6,736
Satellites operational: 5,983

Starshield

See main article: SpaceX Starshield.

Starshield launches
No.	Mission name or designation	Sat. ver.	COSPAR ID	Date and time, UTC	Launch site	Satellites	Outcome	Customer
Altitude	Orbital inclination	Deployed	Working
–	USA 312-313	v1	2020-101	19 December 2020 14:00:00	Kennedy, LC-39A	53°	2	2	National Reconnaissance Office
Possibly launched on NROL-108 mission. Likely test Starshield satellites.
1	USA 320-323	v1.5	2022-002	13 January 2022 15:25:38	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	97.6°	4	1	Unknown US Government Agency
Likely test versions or operational Starshield satellites. Part of Transporter-3 (SmallSat Rideshare Mission 3).
2	USA 328-331	v1.5	2022-064	19 June 2022 04:27	Cape Canaveral, SLC-40	52°	4	4	Unknown US Government Agency
Likely test versions or operational Starshield satellites. Launched with Globalstar-2 FM-15 (M087) mission.
3	Tracking Layer (Tranche 0A)	v1.5	2023-050	2 April 2023 14:29	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	80.99°	2	2	Space Development Agency
Likely operational Starshield satellites. Hosts infrared payloads manufactured by Leidos. Launched with 8 York Space Systems-built Transport layer satellites on this mission.
4	Tracking Layer (Tranche 0B)	v1.5	2023-133	2 September 2023 14:25	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	80.99°	2	2	Space Development Agency
Likely operational Starshield satellites. Hosts infrared payloads manufactured by Leidos. Launched with one York Space Systems-built and 10 Lockheed Martin/Tyvak Space Systems-built Transport layer satellites on this mission.
5	USA 350-351	v2 mini	2024-050	19 March 2024, 02:28	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	53.05°	2	2	Unknown US Government Agency
Launched as a part of Starlink Group 7-16 mission.
6	USA 354-374	v2 mini	2024-096	22 May 2024 08:00	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	69.7°	21	21	National Reconnaissance Office
Launched as a part of NROL-146 mission.
7	USA 375-395	v2 mini	2024-121	29 June 2024 03:14	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	69.7°	21	21	National Reconnaissance Office
Launched as a part of NROL-186 mission.
8	USA 400-420	v2 mini	2024-160	6 September 2024 03:20	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	70°	21	21	National Reconnaissance Office
Launched as a part of NROL-113 mission.^[4]
9	USA 421-437	v2 mini	2024-192	24 October 2024 17:13	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	70°	17	17	National Reconnaissance Office
Launched as a part of NROL-167 mission.
10	USA 438-439	v2 mini	2024-225	30 November 2024 08:10	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	70°	2	2	National Reconnaissance Office
Launched as a part of NROL-126 mission with Starlink Group N-01 mission.
11	USA 440-460	v2 mini	2024-xxx	2024	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	70°	17-21	17-21	National Reconnaissance Office
Launched as a part of NROL-149 mission.
11	USA 4××-4××	v2 mini	2024-xxx	2024	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	70°	TBA	TBA	National Reconnaissance Office
Launched as a part of NROL-153 mission.
13	USA 4××-4××	v2 mini	2024-xxx	2024	Vandenberg, SLC-4E	70°	TBA	TBA	National Reconnaissance Office
Launched as a part of NROL-192 mission.

Notes and References

News: Iemole . Anthony . 2022-07-10 . SpaceX launches first mission to third shell of Starlink constellation . 2024-07-12 . NASASpaceFlight.com . en-US.
Web site: July 11, 2024 . Starlink Mission . July 12, 2024 . SpaceX . Falcon 9’s second stage performed its first burn nominally, however a liquid oxygen leak developed on the second stage. After a planned relight of the upper stage engine to raise perigee – or the lowest point of orbit – the Merlin Vacuum engine experienced an anomaly and was unable to complete its second burn. This left the satellites in an eccentric orbit with a very low perigee of 135 km, which is less than half the expected perigee altitude. [...] At this level of drag, our maximum available thrust is unlikely to be enough to successfully raise the satellites..
News: Foust . Jeff . 2024-07-12 . SpaceX Falcon 9 second stage fails leaving Starlink satellites in wrong orbit . 2024-07-12 . Spaceflight Now . en-US.
Web site: Falcon 9 Block 5 NROL-113 . 2024-09-06 . nextspaceflight.com . en.