Falcon 9 Bloque 5 | Grupo Starlink 10-39
Cuenta regresiva - Falcon 9 Bloque 5 | Grupo Starlink 10-39
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Faltan exactamente 10 días para Falcon 9 Bloque 5 | Grupo Starlink 10-39, es decir 224 horas o 13440 minutos.
Falcon 9 Bloque 5 | Grupo Starlink 10-39 tendrá lugar el jueves, 20 de agosto de 2026, 15:19.
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