SpaceX is targeting Tuesday, November 22 for launch of the Eutelsat 10B mission to a geosynchronous transfer orbit from Space Launch Complex 40 (SLC-40) at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida. Liftoff is targeted for 9:57 p.m. ET (02:57 UTC on November 23).
The Falcon 9 first stage booster supporting this mission previously launched Telstar 18 VANTAGE, Iridium-8, and eight Starlink missions.
A live webcast of this mission will begin about 15 minutes prior to liftoff.
Those objects are doing unbelievable maneuvering!!! 50:40
@darshanpanchasara8474 Says:
Are those UFOs? 50:40
@NyiNyi-rw6ln Says:
Nyi Nyi
@theblazedbro Says:
Are those UFOs
@extrememiami Says:
So what's up with all the UFOs starting at 50:20 ???
@reymui2023 Says:
Incredible no one is talking about the incredible amount of UFOs post 50:20 moving in unexplainable ways, accelerating, decelerating, away from camera, towards camera, across camera, changing directions, etc. The truth is out there if people just opened their eyes and questioned a bit more.
@AVCHR5446 Says:
So no one is going to explain all of those moving objects after deployment of the satellite at the end of the video?
@Proton_Bytes Says:
What’s all that stuff whizzing around and changing direction at the end?
@cedrickdebunne8964 Says:
UAP ...........
@michaeljames6958 Says:
We just going to ignore the multiple flying objects in this video?
@graysoceanworld5662 Says:
RIP the booster.
@manitajirathip555 Says:
Wow
@ellefirogeni4624 Says:
How beautiful a gesture on your collective part the generous coverage. Many of us or least several r in the dark without yr ..aGility to follow what’s going on, as if the happenings not ‘happening’. Infinite Thanks.
@MR.AND3RS0N11 Says:
So cool watching all these videos and hearing my name lmao my name is also Jesse Anderson
@gregorysagegreene Says:
Awww! F9? 😢
@doprimeiroaoultimo3428 Says:
Que fim teve o booster?
@thneed1 Says:
Used to be a big Elon fan, with all garbage that's coming out on Twitter, (and I am not the biggest fan of woke, believe me) SpaceX is losing its luster, Elon should dump Twitter and get back to what he does best and Social Media is not it, I think Social Media is where reputations go to die.....
@EliAfino-z5g Says:
Anyone else notice the white interstage?
@sumprna9153 Says:
ర్యాకెట్ సెక్సస్ 👈👌పుల్ కంగ్రాజ్ లేషన్🚀
@Tmccreight25Gaming Says:
Goodbye B1049... The longest served booster in SpaceX history.
@theburmese5700 Says:
Sun is white
@peatier7626 Says:
10 min to orbita insertion from launch down to 8:30 and more into space
but the reusable rocket gets destroyed
@ZamroniRoni Says:
spacex flies this for digital telecommunications connectivity, while the spacex boss has a "starlink" satellite internet business where consumers only need to pay for 100 dollars per month per minimum speed of 150 MB unlimited
@ruhulamin5113 Says:
Elon please give fidias a hug he has been waiting for 35 days he and he even got his passport laptop and bag stolen give him a hug please
@timidpeter Says:
If majority of plastics/polymers are burnt anyways: Wouldn't it be better to build a mountain of wasted polymers with a solid (rock) plateau and turn fossil fuel into polymers to have it large enough for 'cooler' rockets which need less fuel ? There'd be also heat, from above, and the mountain itself could be burnt whenever needed.
Or at least to 'pump' or press fuel on top of such and from there attach (grappling-hook-like, given engines for balance are strong enough) it to half-filled rockets ? The higher one builds the less fuel is needed to proceed the flight, ain't it ?
@_mysilentblue2227 Says:
Even without a landing this video still had some great visuals. 15:32
@foobarmaximus3506 Says:
Can you imagine what it feels like to work for SpaceX right now, knowing that your boss could have a meltdown at any moment? That must suck.
@danapeck5382 Says:
Thanks, great coverage. The info from the customer was a welcome addition, as was "chillin", love it
@Strang3rman Says:
Why there seem to be more no landing launches happening lately
@krg038 Says:
Bummer. 1st stage return is the best show.
@ActingUnit0.8 Says:
Haha was that SLS shade about the similar tooling on same-diameter second stages?! Muahah
@tweakradje Says:
What are the "particles" doing at 50:43 in the top right corner of the screen? Weird trajectory with these cuves.
@ShalucaV Says:
No Landing?
@CupidinColorado Says:
Lovin the hair girlfriend! 😘
@ianfowler2652 Says:
This commentator treats everyone like they are first graders. What a waste of time.
@MrStevegregory Says:
There were lots of bright object at the time of payload deploy, are these other satellites?
@hbwstms Says:
Watching advancement into a entirely new era is exciting.
@wotireckon Says:
Goodnight 1049; shame to see you go.
@PiDsPagePrototypes Says:
Wondeing with great curiosity what the expended core ends up like, after uncontrolled re-entry and potential splashdown of any remaining hardware. It the mass and drag of a ballute could slow it enough for hardware to be fished out of the sea without reducing performance, there could be further reuse and cost savings.
@Tomek_el Says:
Who stays at coasting for music?
@PN-tj4nu Says:
The sound this time just awesome!👂🏻🤩🎧
@DONSTRAPZALOT Says:
Awesome video, what was the flashing dots right at the end of the video after the payload was released?
@markbass_trojanthinking Says:
👍👍🏾
@Tirdad1981 Says:
The narrator is a beautiful and lovely girl with a nerve wrecking voice. I always mute the transmissions with her voice on.
@peatier7626 Says:
they are paying more to destroy the reusable rocket to get more into space in one shot...
@ЛеонидМ-х3и Says:
I watched the recording from Moscow, Russia... It's great!!! And amazing engineer Jassie Anderson is amazing as always...
@jtrains310 Says:
Man it’s very weird to see the booster have a white interstage
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