SpaceX successfully launched 23 new Starlink internet satellites into orbit late Tuesday night, using a never-before-flown Falcon 9 rocket—though not without a little drama. The mission had to abort its first launch attempt but pulled off a smooth second try, adding to the growing constellation of satellites designed to beam high-speed internet worldwide.

What This Mean: Another Starlink launch means more global internet coverage, especially for remote areas, but it also highlights SpaceX's ability to quickly recover from hiccups and keep its ambitious satellite expansion on track. Plus, seeing a brand-new Falcon 9 in action is always a sign that SpaceX isn't slowing down anytime soon.