SpaceX launches 60 satellites into orbit

The video discusses a SpaceX Falcon 9 launch from a US Air Force base in Florida, highlighting the reuse of a booster for the fourth time. After deployment, the satellites use ION thrusters to reach a 550 km orbit, avoiding congested space. SpaceX now operates 180 Starlink satellites, making it the largest commercial satellite owner. The reusable booster was recovered, but the payload faring was lost, valued at $3 million. The program faces criticism for satellite glare affecting observatories, prompting SpaceX to apply a light-absorbing coating to new satellites.

What is the significance of the Falcon 9 rocket in the context of SpaceX's satellite launches?

How many times has SpaceX reused a booster according to the text?

What altitude do the satellites aim to reach using ION thrusters?

What is the estimated value of the lost payload faring mentioned in the text?

What measures has SpaceX taken to address the concerns regarding satellite glare?