SpaceX launches 143 satellites on one rocket in record-setting mission

A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket carried 143 satellites into orbit Sunday, breaking the record for the most satellites lofted into space on a single launch. The mission carried 10 satellites for SpaceX’s Starlink internet network and more than 130 satellites for a variety of other customers. Previously, the record was held by PSLV, an Indian rocket that carried 104 satellites in 2017.

SpaceX launches 143 satellites on one rocket in record-setting mission

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