SpaceX launched a Falcon 9 rocket from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station early Sunday, carrying 23 Starlink satellites into low Earth orbit. The mission added to the company’s growing internet constellation and marked another routine deployment in its busy launch schedule.

The launch lifted off successfully from Florida’s Space Coast, continuing SpaceX’s effort to expand Starlink coverage around the world. The satellites are part of the company’s large network designed to provide broadband service from orbit.

SpaceX has used Falcon 9 repeatedly for Starlink missions, reflecting the rocket’s central role in the company’s launch system. The repeated flights have helped SpaceX maintain a high cadence of missions while building out its satellite fleet.

The latest launch underscores the scale of SpaceX’s orbital expansion as the company continues to add satellites to the constellation.