European Space Agency (ESA) is working with SpaceX to deliver 2 Galileo satellites from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station.

European Space Agency (ESA) is working with SpaceX to deliver 2 Galileo satellites via Falcon 9 rocket launch from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station

The first five BlueBird satellites are on their way into orbit to exclusively bring satellite calling to smartphones.AST SpaceMobile and AT&T successfully launched the SpaceX Bluebird-1 rocket from Cape Canaveral on Thursday at 4:52 a.

Cape Canaveral Space Force Station announced the Launch Security Zones ahead of the Falcon 9 Galileo L13 launch on Monday. [...]

SpaceX has plans to launch into the week. The space company plans to launch ESA Galileo satellites from Cape Canaveral.

With the previous Galileo launch this year, SpaceX disposed of the booster, which means allowing it to drop unrecovered into the Atlantic Ocean, to allow for additional power to get the satellites into their intended orbit.

SpaceX is watching the weather ahead of Tuesday's Falcon 9 launch of the European Commission's Galileo L13 mission, which will carry its navigation satellite constellation to medium Earth orbit.

SpaceX launched Falcon 9, carrying the European Commission's Galileo L13 mission Tuesday, to deliver its navigation satellite constellation to medium Earth orbit, despite questionable weather earlier in the day.