SpaceX is targeting Thursday, January 19 for a Falcon 9 launch of 51 Starlink satellites to low-Earth orbit from Space Launch Complex 4 East (SLC-4E) at Vandenberg Space Force Base in California. The instantaneous launch window is at 7:43 a.m. PT (15:43 UTC), and a backup opportunity is available on Friday, January 20 at 7:09 a.m. PT (15:09 UTC).
Following stage separation, Falcon 9's first stage will return to Earth and land on the Of Course I Still Love You droneship stationed in the Pacific Ocean.
A live webcast of this mission will begin about five minutes prior to liftoff.
It is actually a fish eye lense on the other side also. Its just centerd on the horizon so its flat. When the lense is centered above the horizon it curves the image down. When its below the horizon it bends it up. Looks like a bird flying when its not stable, like on weather baloons. Thats also how you can tell its flat by the degree it bends by the distance above the horizon or below it. Should be the same bend if its flat. If its curved it would have an extreme bend above the horizon and youd still have a bend even centered on the horizon and you would have to focus below the horizon to make it flatter......
@jakei.2697 Says:
At 15:57 they forgot to use the fisheye lens oops
@dbrinson1691 Says:
Notice how each camera sho2s a different side of earth.?one side of earth is a ball and the other side is a plane...or flat. What a wonderful time to be alive!😂😂😂
@tarundoerga Says:
Not that I'm complaining, but is the reason behind the uninterrupted footage active connections to already orbiting starlink satellites?
@valerievitte5010 Says:
Hi
@shanehood6966 Says:
If you have never seen star link in person you can track it online and find it… it’s AMAZING
@daviddorset307 Says:
Can anyone else notice how nasa and space x are slowly flattening out the horizon it used to look way more curved than that
@kef1308 Says:
wow that was really cool
@linreachveloz Says:
estão demorando para fazer o envio dos equipamentos aqui no Brasil.
@scorpio6587 Says:
Good job, Siva.
@broski6137 Says:
How many satelit they gonna put in orbit?
@Word_Matters Says:
15:14 Of course, I still love you too?????
@maxpenrose9094 Says:
Hey everybody I'm the chosen one I'm the 1 God has chosen to lead everybody into repentance God wants me an Elon Musk team up To carry out his divine plan Elon Musk is refusing to listen to God and hes going to drag everybody to h*** with him So people of God spread the word get the word out there God has given me full authority to take him down to nothing if I have to get him to comply
@shagholam8861 Says:
could be more informative
@GREFOUNDRY Says:
When Rockets are the answer . The result is failure . Rockets are a dead tech.
@tomasadorno9050 Says:
We are leaving in another planet beam me up scottie
@herihyansyah Says:
:D
@木星-h3l Says:
色々と凹む…
次のmissionは何時しょう
楽しみにしてます
@ayiequshairy Says:
Here bout to be 2023
@intrusivenature9758 Says:
Loved when the Sun hit it at T+00:00:19 9:11
@eddWeed Says:
I think what amazes me the most< Is how NASA , (Never A Straight Answer) , Has to struggle to get a rocket into space!
While Elon can make multiple back to back launches and then come back to Earth for a soft landing, And then reuse the Rocket boosters over and over?
@chandra8139 Says:
Whats that mouse doing there at around 15 min ? Spacemouse 😂 and really sticking to it.. omg sheeple 🥴
@khagani_khaligov Says:
Bir sorum var. 1. aşama telemetri 2.'den ayrıldıktan sonra, Dünya'nın yörüngesinde dolaşıp yere mi düşüyor?
@khagani_khaligov Says:
I have a question. After leaving the 1st stage telemetry 2nd, does it orbit the Earth and fall to the ground?
@DayTrader__ Says:
Come on Elon!!! Get Alabama off the waitlist please friend!! 😂
@fehmidonmez7810 Says:
Even a simple Arduino-attached high-altitude balloon launch gives more data than this.
@dharanprani5535 Says:
A matter is made up of atoms. then How space is made up off?? There is any fundamental unit for space like matter
@andyyefimovich2815 Says:
Bravoo!
@outdoortechlab Says:
Too sweet. Good stuff crew
@space_cosmos178 Says:
The most interesting and learning moments for me.
@isylium29 Says:
😚😚😚 GG11:40
@moshtaagh Says:
❤
@terrancevangemert7508 Says:
Watching the first stage come in for landing is so impressive with all the challenges to keep the coms working. SO Impressive.
@KuptisOriginal Says:
Why don't y'all show the satellite deployment?
@patrickmoat6883 Says:
Elon is this generations "Tony stark".
@kristysmith5308 Says:
elon.
@caribbeanman3379 Says:
Isn't orbital speed supposed to be just over 28,163 KM/H? But the highest speed shown for the 2nd stage was just over 27,580 KM/H. What gives?
@flamedrifter2014 Says:
my dream is to go to space
@jonnypanteloni Says:
this helped me with my day.
@DB-ib2lw Says:
Great graphics. These movies are so realistic. Enjoy it mush-brains. 😂
@waywardson911 Says:
Ordered mine four months ago… Still haven’t heard a peep from them
@nsudam Says:
👏👏👏👏👏👍
@kimashimitsourugi Says:
Rewatching this, and did anyone else hear him say "Of course I still love you" @15:13? Or was it just me?
@mindmyown1 Says:
What happened on the live last night. Said the whole channel was terminated
@Ghchjhgvtjguff Says:
Такая качка,а оно село. Смотрю и верю. Верю. И в терминатора верил, что ещё нарисует?
@HathwayChristian Says:
Never bored to watch this
Happy chinese new year!
@adennx7146 Says:
This is proof that the earth is round🤣
@IfElvesWereDayDreamers Says:
I usually only watch Starlink launches when there's nothing else on. Because the videos are pretty much always the same 🥱. No new footage, no new information.
@peugeotfan8634 Says:
Awesome landing, something that nobody would believe years ago :)
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