SpaceX is targeting Sunday, April 30 for a Falcon Heavy launch of the ViaSat-3 Americas mission to geostationary orbit from Launch Complex 39A (LC-39A) at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida. Also on board this mission is Astranis's first MicroGEO satellite and Gravity Space's GS-1 satellite. The 57-minute launch window opens at 7:29 p.m. ET (23:29 UTC).
One of the side boosters on this mission previously supported Arabsat-6A, STP-2, COSMO-SkyMed Second Generation FM2, KPLO, and three Starlink missions, and the second previously supported launch of Arabsat-6A and STP-2.
A live webcast of this mission will begin about 15 minutes prior to liftoff.
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@CleberSantos-rj Says:
1:52:10 Moment when speed and height are equal (14,335).
@Misa12356 Says:
Murat built this with his bare hands and pieces of scraps!!
@stephenpagnozzi1434 Says:
God yeah..they make boeing and Lockheed Martin look stupid! Go Elon!
@กริชณัฐจันทจร Says:
❤❤❤❤❤ยิ้น...กริชณัฐ จันทจร
@asdndn Says:
16:52
@syuang Says:
와 장난아니네
@floribus5522 Says:
Great mission! Using the extraordinary coverage for educational purposes. What happens to the second stage after payload deployment?
@Tmccreight25Gaming Says:
First time we've seen fully expended Falcon heavy. Beast mode!
@Jerry-ze7jj Says:
😊🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤
@Lezzylree Says:
hearing about the satellite problems. what a waste of side boosters (assuming the satellite is busted permanently). RIP B1052 and B1053
@everton_ratoboy Says:
😂 3 vídeos seguidos que aparece um rato passando.... Vocês não tem vergonha de reciclar CGI ? 22:33 😅
@ggfvgh9533 Says:
At 4:40:00 you said falcon 9
@Heritags Says:
1:30:00, 2:50:00 good tune
@Chim-Chack-Man Says:
5:04:28
@aguajatotransportedeagua7734 Says:
jessie anderson is awesome
@ares_alpenglow Says:
probably a bit late to the party, but what was that at 25:55? first stage burning upon reentry?
@elianxtra Says:
What is the music starting at 27:56? I need to know
@MaNameIsJeff. Says:
🌍🌍
@alexsender4986 Says:
fantastic
@SuperZimDude Says:
Where do the boosters and centre core go if there is no recovery?
@alexanderx33 Says:
Why don't they just use starlink to maintain signal when ground stations aren't available?
@odyssey21thcentury31 Says:
Where can I find this music? I listen to it everyday since April 30
@pasefavor Says:
insane to be able to see high res live views from space. crazy view at 4:41:46
@paulamirada2 Says:
🎧Incredible music and audio! 🚀...Space tunes 🎵are always fantastic, especially the extended track versions. Thank you kindly! 🌹 Happy Mother's Day! 🌹
@jameymcgowan73 Says:
3:51 to 3:59 UAV
Anyone know what crossed the sky?
@eddycharles4274 Says:
Did the boosters land?
@richardconter Says:
I built this satellite as the integration manager - Boeing Satellite Systems
@dcfdrummer Says:
What the heck is that starting at 20:40? It passes from right to left in diagonal way in our point of view. Isn't the air space closed?? It was not a satellite.
@vista0254 Says:
ไม่มีจรวดที่ส่งขึ้นไป ลงมาจอดเหรอ?
@Mistland Says:
Everything was 🤯 mind blowing! Earth from space like icing on a cake 🎂 . Thank you for sharing this spectacular scientific endeavor! 🚀🌌
@alexandrdovganj1402 Says:
👍
@Josisiwndjxj Says:
22:34 WTF 😳
@dumpykumar3927 Says:
please reply!
@dumpykumar3927 Says:
What do you think about the magnetic field in space?
@dumpykumar3927 Says:
You send spacecraft into space?
@dumpykumar3927 Says:
Hello sir may I ask you a question.
@corycrandell2682 Says:
10000kph at meco...wow.
@aliciasematore4285 Says:
The second Falcon Heavy launch at night!
@jaysonyu1547 Says:
Whats that at 20:28 traveling bottom to top and 20:40 flying really fast from right to left?
@mochi4u1 Says:
Just casually delivering satellites, no biggie lol. Love watching these.
@maheshrathod5593 Says:
Did the stage 1 not land this time?
@bigdogboos1 Says:
the sick beats between moments is just another one of those attention to detail things that makes this company sick.
@LifaYEpic Says:
Realmente hermoso todo el trabajo y la dedicación de spacex, es impresionante poder ver todo el proceso y con tanto detalle!! 🎉🎉 Felicidades!!
@Jjengering Says:
No recovery? Not even side boosters?
@henryjasper841 Says:
Wonderful
@russan58 Says:
СпейсХ, когда вы уже наконец подарите нам красивый вид звездного неба с орбиты?
@kchiem Says:
21:18 What's that ring that always falls off the mvac engine?
@patrickduffy8671 Says:
For all those who believe the USA were the first to land on the moon please do your research. The facts do not lie. Here we are in 2023 with one of the smartest and richest men in the world showing how difficult it is to get Space Exploration perfect but yet the technology in 1969 was flawless? The Cold War! President JFK putting the pressure on promising that American men would land on the moon in that decade and they did so 6 times in the space of 3 years? Following numerous errors and lives cost at the hands of Nasa prior to 1969 we are forced to believe the Apollo Program was scrapped due to financial reasons yet 1 year after the last Apollo Mission (17) the World Trade center was built in 73 symbolising the power America has had on the world since the end of the Cold War a fight both Russia and America had seen as how iconic as Neil Armstrong's famous scripted speech was in having the world pick sides following WW2 and becoming allies to the winner in the aftermath! Pity that symbol of power acheived has cost more innocent lives in a matter of hours than anyone at Nasa could ever fathom to this day following the attacks on 9/11. Look at the theories against the iconic moon landings from professionals. Look at the interview from the Apollo 11 astronauts when Micheal Collins fumbles answering the question only Neil and Buzz could have only ever answered having been the only two people on the moon at the time witnessing what was seen and what the reporter had asked only to have Neil discretly elbow him to stop talking and have an awkward silence follow between all 3! Funny how all moon landings since 1969 are not as much as a "big deal" today gathered sending more than 2 men to the moon is something that not only should go down in history for but also the fact the Russian's being the first ever to explore space give up sending a man to the moon in 1969 after Neil apparently stepped down from the Lem! All moon landings show the same similiar footage only experts can and have pointed out would be scientifically impossible to hide the fact if there were differences in the footage from Apollo 11 compared to Apollo 12 that would be an automatic sign that the prior was done in the same Hollywood basement as A Space Odessy prior to and Apollo 18 decades later. If it was so easy to go to the moon then why not only did we stuggle muliple times prior to 1969 aswell as the Russian's who were always one step ahead but after showing how easy it was following 1969 on mulitple missions every year until 1972 are we struggling today to go back not only with Musk's fiancial benefits but also his engineering expertise that has made him one of the smartest men in the world to date preceeded only by the likes of iconic geniuses like Einstein or Hawking to name a few are we still waiting to go back? Lost flags unable to be seen on recent moon orbits, Buzz punching reporters when asked if he actually ever did land on the moon and Nasa admitting footage was lost from previous missions should have American's not only take their heads out of the sand but also think this is not the only conspiriousy theory in the history of the USA to date!
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