SpaceX is targeting Thursday, August 10 at 9:55 p.m. ET (1:55 UTC on August 11) for a Falcon 9 launch of 22 Starlink satellites to low-Earth orbit from Space Launch Complex 40 (SLC-40) at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida. If needed, four additional launch opportunities are available starting at 10:46 p.m. ET (2:46 UTC on August 11) until 1:17 a.m. ET on August 11 (5:17 UTC). Five backup opportunities are also currently available on Friday, August 11 starting at 9:30 p.m. ET (1:30 UTC on August 12) until 12:52 a.m. ET on August 12 (4:52 UTC).
This is the ninth flight for the first stage booster supporting this mission, which previously launched CRS-24, Eutelsat HOTBIRD 13F, OneWeb 1, SES-18 and SES-19, and four Starlink missions. Following stage separation, the first stage will land on the Just Read the Instructions droneship, which will be stationed in the Atlantic Ocean.
A live webcast of this mission will begin about five minutes prior to liftoff.
They are polluting outer space, shame on you spacex 💔
@ChrisBigBad Says:
beautiful
@peterr7531 Says:
I've watched this launch from a about 10 Miles distance. Very impressive. Sound was about half a minute later. House and windows were shaking.
@AlessandroCoutryballs Says:
I'm Brazilian looking at the gringo Rocket launch.
@matlock4659 Says:
Https://www.cia.gov/readingroom/docs/CIA-RDP96-00788R001700210016-5.pdf blue pill or red pill. We live in a hologram universe. The CIA proved this so long ago. Wake up my people
@mefarm7159 Says:
The 22 satellites went over our house tonight. We got to witness this!
@vantonymccutcheon5334 Says:
🚀🚀🔥🔥🔥🚀
@espektrito Says:
Que tomadura de pelo
@57menjr Says:
sweet
@57menjr Says:
55 EAT THAT BLUE MAN
@RobinMadfisherman Says:
Can anyone explain why I can NOT order Starlink from the Starlink web site. It continually tells me : Something went wrong on our end. Please wait and then try again. when I try to order. Thanks in advance.
@alexandrdovganj1402 Says:
👍
@comicboyssSIGASIS4855 Says:
🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤🎉🎉❤❤🫡🫡🫡🫡
@nitzanstern9581 Says:
Amazing! that booster landing back to earth, every time it amazes me...
Conseguimos pegar a promoção de 1400 reais - na data de hoje ainda está com a promoção! Não está mais 1000 reais porém 1400
Nós estamos utilizando a antena em MOVIMENTO!
@TonyFarley-gi2cv Says:
You know my math separates the difference of hot and cold like I consider cold and establishment of heat
@cooperthedog Says:
Can wait for crew 7 (I’ll be at Kennedy on that day
@andreahawkins5890 Says:
I think starlink should create an emergency laser light system to replace the failed Maui emergency system.
@Kralasaurusx Says:
Hmm, looks like that booster's gonna need some refurbishment. Anyone know what was going on during that landing with all the flashes, blue/green flames ("engine rich" exhaust? lol) and apparently failing to fully shut down in a timely manner?
Still an amazing landing though. The control software is impressive, because whatever was going on with that engine must have required the control software to compensate with very little margin of error, or so I would imagine.
@SoulReflection2024 Says:
Adv
@rich-yahuw420 Says:
🐂💩
@zisuzlabs Says:
Sweet @Melon he's gonna beat you to the pulp and your brain gonna be his pea and mashed potatoes. If you still gonna fight; Carry on!
@chickenandpizza2483 Says:
I was going to move where they only had Hughs Net and Starlink and I didn't end up having to but its nice to know Starlink you can do far more stuff on it and much lower ping. I tried every single hotspot out there at the time Sprint T Mobile ATT Verizon and none would pick up for 15+ miles even being taped to a 30ft+ pole. Sadly for so long Rural areas have not been able to play online games and do many things and very low data caps at like 50GB a month. Too many people I met assumed people in the country must be rich and have to have good internet but that's not really the case.
@user-nb6yp9bs4d Says:
Бредятина!!!
@SaquibFaisal Says:
Damn! These cameras on 2nd stages 😳
@johngarner6046 Says:
Beautiful landing 👌
@johngarner6046 Says:
Stage 1,stop. 😅
@johngarner6046 Says:
Go uncle El.😊
@johannalamb4022 Says:
We happened to look up tonight and see a string of Starlink, still close together fly thru the sky.
@dalerobinson3436 Says:
Less talking
@tfbama68 Says:
(copied)
X is a mark for Saturn worshipers.
Saturn aka Cronus is the god of time that's why a watch is called a chronometer after Cronus.
Our modern calender is off since a year previously had 13 months of 28days each. Look at the prefix to the following months...
September = Sept = 7th month
October = Oct = 8th month
November = Nov = 9th month
December = Dec = 10th month. E.g. a period of 10years is a Decade
Therefore,
January = 11th month
February = 12th month and
March = 13th month.
Our New Year should start on 1st April and that's why we are mocked on Fool's Day. The Hebrew call this period Abib (April) when the Sun crosses over to the North marking the end of Winter and beginning of Spring..
The Roman numeral 'X' represents 10. That's why Saturnalia is currently called X-mass since it's celebrated on December = 10th month.
The Saturn Cult has hijacked pop culture and 'X' is their symbol e.g. Space X, X app etc... They are puppets and we shouldn't PAY attention to them.
The only way to pass through the firmament is through righteousness.
@MD-gt6xw Says:
Great to hear Jessie voice as host of a launch, as it's been a while. Great job Space X team at launching reusable rockets at such a fast pace as well as building out worldwide internet service with low latency.
@lenhumbird Says:
I would love to see a booster view on re-entry looking UP at the steering gridfins, in IR. Wouldn't that heat pattern look awsome??
@Bevan69 Says:
Thank you Spacex for bringing this to us, I hope I am alive to see starlink take off for Mars, I'm in my 60's.
@polkhgisvmnbbahw8881 Says:
Jesse 🗿
@Boricua1962 Says:
🚀ELON🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀
@michaelfercik3691 Says:
What does this have to do with the 08-16-23 Uinta Mountain's multiple individuals reporting seeing the same thing after 10 PM, except of heading from Florida to Utah, the disappearing blocks of sparkling lights were heading from the Uinta Mountain Range to Florida, with disappearing into the night's sky on the southern edge of the Uinta's, and at high altitude lasting five seconds ?
@CharChar1564 Says:
I Subscribed to your Channel
@TraditionalAnglican Says:
“…Flying for the 9th time today.” Still fairly new! How many times has anyone else reflown an orbital class booster? Is that number still 0?!?
@kear8225 Says:
Awesome awesome awesome!!!!!
@chrisdaniel1339 Says:
SpaceX makes launching rockets look easy and routine. Excellent job to all those who work at SpaceX and make these launches happen. I still love to see the booster(s) land the most, what an amazing sight
@U2EdgeFan Says:
Incredible to watch these landings. Also the fact that we have gotten used to the successful landings and only measuring how far off-center it landed this time. 😎👍
@dogman_bookseries Says:
2:59 music got dramatic 💀
@TeslaElonSpaceXFan Says:
😍
@hgggvfvbhfc1839 Says:
Как часы!
@Pintuuuxo Says:
One of these days we'll all see the same Falcon 9 going up 3 times a day. (more fuel to return to land)
@Rmm1722 Says:
Awesome love it
@JohnnyC10071959 Says:
No matter how many times I see it, it is amazing beyond description
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