SpaceX Falcon 9 – Starlink Group 6-103

Date: Feb 14, 2026

Location: SLC-40, Cape Canaveral SFS, Florida, USA

Launch Time: TBD

Mission Type: Communications – Starlink broadband constellation deployment

Mission Overview & Payload Insight

The Starlink Group 6-103 mission will deploy another batch of Starlink V2-mini satellites into low Earth orbit as part of SpaceX’s second-generation global broadband network. These satellites are engineered to expand constellation capacity, improve resiliency, and reduce latency as Starlink scales worldwide service.

Key payload features include:

High-throughput phased-array antennas with dynamic beam steering
Electric propulsion (Hall-effect thrusters) for efficient orbit raising and long-term station-keeping
Increased constellation density, improving coverage and redundancy
Potential inclusion of Direct-to-Cell capability, supporting future satellite-to-mobile connectivity in areas without terrestrial infrastructure

Following stage separation, the Falcon 9 first stage is expected to attempt recovery on an Autonomous Spaceport Drone Ship (ASDS) in the Atlantic Ocean, continuing SpaceX’s high-cadence reusable launch operations.

Visitor & Viewing Tips

Best Viewing Locations: Jetty Park, Playalinda Beach, Cocoa Beach Pier, Titusville riverfront parks
Arrive Early: Winter launches remain popular; parking and viewing areas can fill quickly
What to Bring: Camera or smartphone with zoom, binoculars, water, sunscreen, folding chair, and light layers for cooler coastal conditions
Livestream: SpaceX typically provides live coverage via its official Launches page for those unable to attend in person

Launch Note

Launch date, time, and pad assignment are subject to change due to weather, range operations, or vehicle readiness. Monitor FLspaceTourism.com and official SpaceX updates for final confirmation as launch day approaches.

🔗 For additional details and live coverage, visit the SpaceX Launches page.

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