Poor weather seems to have it out for SpaceX – storms delayed the firm's historical mission to the International Space Station and now they threaten the next Starlink satellite launch. If all goes well, the launch is set to kickoff at 4:18pm at Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral Florida. Along with the new batch of Starlink devices will be two other satellites developed by Seattle-based BlackSky, which offers imaging and global monitoring services. The Launch America mission was set to take place on May 28, but the threat of lightning forced the team to delay launch until May 30. About 45 minutes to launch, all requirements went from red to green and a SpaceX official said 'weather is a go.'

Source: Daily Mail June 25, 2020 18:47 UTC