After the "Falcon 9" explosion, the spacex rocket launch opened on the 15th to send the satellite into space.

According to foreign media reports, according to the plan, the Space Exploration Technology Corp. (SpaceX) a "Falcon 9" rocket will be launched from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida on the evening of the 15th local time to send a commercial satellite into space.

According to reports, the launch is scheduled to be at 7:21 pm local time on the 15th. At that time, the Falcon 9 rocket will be launched into space with a satellite from the British satellite operator Inmarsat PLC.

Due to the huge size of the satellites carried, the Falcon 9 rocket needs to use all the fuel it carries in order to send the satellite into a 22,000-foot high orbit. Therefore, in this launch, Space Exploration Technologies will not attempt to land a Class 1 rocket at sea or at Cape Canaveral.

Data Map: On July 18, 2016, at Cape Canaveral, Florida, Space Exploration Technologies (SpaceX) successfully used a Falcon 9 rocket to ship a cargo ship into space.

According to the report, one of the purposes of the launch is to show that space exploration technology companies have been able to flexibly perform fast and continuous launches. The company’s last launch was two weeks ago, and if the launch was successful, it would tie the record of the shortest launch time interval created three years ago.

Space Exploration Technologies’ management team said it expects to launch an average of nearly two monthly launches throughout 2017, but so far the company’s annual launch has been up to eight times. Looking ahead, Musk's team has mapped an ambitious road map to achieve a weekly frequency of launches by 2019.

The report also pointed out that if this launch is successful, it will greatly help persuade critics to believe that Space Exploration Technology has recovered from two explosions in 2015 and 2016.