SpaceX will attempt its second Falcon 9 launch of the night with the Starlink 7-12 mission poised to launch from Space Launch Complex 4 East (SLC-4E) on Sunday, Jan. 28, at 9:02 p.m. PST (11:02 p.m. EST, 0402 UTC).

It follows the Starlink 6-38 mission from NASA’s Kennedy Space Center just hours prior. The West Coast launch will add another 22 Starlink satellites to a constellation with more than 5,300 satellites on orbit.

We’ll bring you live coverage of the launch in our 24-7 Launch Pad Live stream.

The Falcon 9 booster making this launch, tail number B1075, will be on its ninth flight, all of which have launched from SLC-4E. It previously launched the Space Development Agency (SDA) 0A mission, the SARah 2 & 3 satellites and six prior Starlink missions.

About 8.25 minutes after launch, B1075 will land on the droneship, ‘Of Course I Still Love You.’ This will be the 81st landing on this droneship and the 268th overall Falcon 9 booster landing.

Assuming an successful launch on Sunday, these will be the most current stats:

• 9th launch & landing of B1075
• 64th SpaceX launch from SLC-4E
• 132nd orbital launch from SLC-4E
• 294th Falcon 9 launch
• 81st landing on OCISLY
• 268th Falcon 9 booster landing
• 4th orbital launch from California in 2024
• 9th SpaceX launch in 2024
• 20th orbital launch in 2024