SpaceX launched the Transporter 6 mission this morning from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station to polar orbit. Starting around 10:50 am EST, 114 satellites will deploy from this dedicated rideshare mission. The booster successfully returned to LZ-1 at CCSFS.
As a side note, it is funny to watch SpaceX do regularly what NASA would not do for 50 years, launch over Cuba. 
Why couldn’t they launch over Cuba? Was it concerns about inspection of a crash site and recovery?
Debris from a failed launch in 1961 dropped on Cuba, killing a cow and causing other damage. The U.S. compensated Cuba for the damage and for the next 50 years, all polar missions launched exclusively from Vandenberg.
Looks like a successful deploy of all satellites. Quite a menagerie, btw.
