US astronaut launch 27/05/2020

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Re: US astronaut launch 27/05/2020

Post by fiksal » Wed, 27. May 20, 22:49

https://twitter.com/SpaceX/status/1265739654810091520?
Standing down from launch today due to unfavorable weather in the flight path. Our next launch opportunity is Saturday, May 30 at 3:22 p.m. EDT, or 19:22 UTC
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Re: US astronaut launch 27/05/2020

Post by red assassin » Thu, 28. May 20, 00:56

Not unexpected given the forecasts beforehand. Let's hope it's behaving itself on Saturday.
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Re: US astronaut launch 27/05/2020

Post by Mightysword » Sat, 30. May 20, 20:00

Just a reminder: the re-attempt is today and will be 1h22min from the time of this posting.
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Re: US astronaut launch 27/05/2020

Post by RegisterMe » Sat, 30. May 20, 21:09

T - 13 mins
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Re: US astronaut launch 27/05/2020

Post by Mightysword » Sat, 30. May 20, 21:39

successful orbit insertion. :thumb_up:
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Re: US astronaut launch 27/05/2020

Post by euclid » Sat, 30. May 20, 21:48

Big GZ Elon, Teams SpaceX & NASA. :-)

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Re: US astronaut launch 27/05/2020

Post by RegisterMe » Sat, 30. May 20, 21:48

Mightysword wrote:
Sat, 30. May 20, 21:39
successful orbit insertion. :thumb_up:
Yup. That's the America I love :). Shame the cameras cut out when the booster landed, and a shame about the black booties, but if that's the extent of my disappointment.... it was awesome :D .

EDIT: Apparently the rocket exhaust gasses are ionised so they mess with the radio signal.
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Re: US astronaut launch 27/05/2020

Post by Mightysword » Sat, 30. May 20, 21:53

I laughed at the official zero-G indicator :rofl:
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Re: US astronaut launch 27/05/2020

Post by euclid » Sat, 30. May 20, 23:18

Just observed it moving from West to East slightly below the Moon.

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Re: US astronaut launch 27/05/2020

Post by RegisterMe » Sun, 31. May 20, 02:19

euclid wrote:
Sat, 30. May 20, 23:18
Just observed it moving from West to East slightly below the Moon.

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Re: US astronaut launch 27/05/2020

Post by Mightysword » Sun, 2. Aug 20, 21:14

Not as much publicity but the dragon crew just made a splash down a few minutes ago. This marks the successful round trip with a crew in the new vehicle, and the dragon officially becomes part of NASA 'routine' missions.
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