How do SpaceX launches deploy Starlink satellites?

A SpaceX rocket carries many Starlink satellites and drops them one by one into space like toys from a toy box.

Imagine you're on a train that goes really, really high up into the sky. This train is the SpaceX rocket, and it has lots of toys inside, these are the Starlink satellites. When the train reaches a certain height, it starts opening its doors one by one, and each toy (or satellite) floats out into space.

The rocket is like a big toy box that goes up to space. Once it’s high enough, it starts letting the satellites go out one at a time, kind of like when you take your toys out of the box one by one to play with them.

Each satellite then uses its own little engine (like a tiny toy car) to zoom off into space and find its special place in the sky. That way, they can help people on Earth send messages and have internet from far away!