SpaceX had its sixteenth successful launch this year and twenty-ninth successful rocket recovery. It was also the 60th successful SpaceX Falcon 9 launch.
Successful deployment of Telstar 18 VANTAGE to a geostationary transfer orbit confirmed. pic.twitter.com/nlRgxoILJ9
— SpaceX (@SpaceX) September 10, 2018
Falcon 9 and Telstar 18 VANTAGE are vertical on Pad 40 in Florida. Weather is 60% favorable for tonight’s four-hour launch window, which opens at 11:28 p.m. EDT. → https://t.co/gtC39uBC7z pic.twitter.com/BScLG1xJD9
— SpaceX (@SpaceX) September 9, 2018
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Not to mention that the more routine it gets, the better your chances of scheduling the trip in advance and having the launch actually come off while you’re there is. Didn’t get to see a launch the last time I was at the Cape, I’m hoping to go again next year and actually see one.
Not to mention that the more routine it gets the better your chances of scheduling the trip in advance and having the launch actually come off while you’re there is.Didn’t get to see a launch the last time I was at the Cape I’m hoping to go again next year and actually see one.
It’s getting routine now. Which is good – because I want to see a Falcon Heavy launch and return in FL and don’t want the area around Canaveral to be crowded as all hell… 😉
It’s getting routine now.Which is good – because I want to see a Falcon Heavy launch and return in FL and don’t want the area around Canaveral to be crowded as all hell… 😉
And landed.
And landed.
Not to mention that the more routine it gets, the better your chances of scheduling the trip in advance and having the launch actually come off while you’re there is. Didn’t get to see a launch the last time I was at the Cape, I’m hoping to go again next year and actually see one.
Not to mention that the more routine it gets the better your chances of scheduling the trip in advance and having the launch actually come off while you’re there is.Didn’t get to see a launch the last time I was at the Cape I’m hoping to go again next year and actually see one.
It’s getting routine now. Which is good – because I want to see a Falcon Heavy launch and return in FL and don’t want the area around Canaveral to be crowded as all hell… 😉
It’s getting routine now.Which is good – because I want to see a Falcon Heavy launch and return in FL and don’t want the area around Canaveral to be crowded as all hell… 😉
And landed.
And landed.
Not to mention that the more routine it gets, the better your chances of scheduling the trip in advance and having the launch actually come off while you’re there is.
Didn’t get to see a launch the last time I was at the Cape, I’m hoping to go again next year and actually see one.
It’s getting routine now.
Which is good – because I want to see a Falcon Heavy launch and return in FL and don’t want the area around Canaveral to be crowded as all hell… 😉
And landed.