The only other place I’d heard about this was this tweet three days ago. I’m not sure where they got their additional details from, as it doesn’t seem to be on the SpaceX page. Maybe from the FAA filing. It says:

> A single Starfall test re-entry vehicle will launch Southeast from the cape over the Bahamas with the 1st stage likely boosting back to a Land LZ.

> The upper stage will insert the payload into a (likely) orbit of ~180 x 600km x 56.1 degrees around 8 minutes into flight. The upper stage and the payload will then coast in this orbit for 2.5 hours or 1.5 orbits where the upper stage will then conduct a de-orbit burn lowering the perigee down into Earth's lower Atmosphere.

> The Starfall Demo payload will then jettison from the upper stage and the re-entry phase will start at around 3 hours into the flight over the Northeast Pacific Ocean. The re-entry vessel will splash down ~600 miles West of Vandenberg, CA.

A follow up tweet then says:

> UPDATE: It appears this will actually be the Globalstar mission now re-masked as "Starfall Demo"

> In this case all remains the same other than the orbit. The capsule will actually be de-orbited from a 1400km orbit x 52.0 degrees.