SpaceX is targeting Sunday, June 4 at 5:56 a.m. ET (09:56 UTC) for a Falcon 9 launch of 22 second-generation Starlink satellites to low-Earth orbit from Space Launch Complex 40 (SLC-40) at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida. If needed, there are additional launch opportunities the same day at 6:49 a.m. ET (10:49 UTC), 7:36 a.m. ET (11:36 UTC), and 8:30 a.m. ET (12:30 UTC). Backup opportunities are also available Monday, June 5 at 5:33 a.m. ET (09:33 UTC), 6:23 a.m. ET (10:23 UTC), 7:14 a.m. ET (11:14 UTC), and 8:04 a.m. ET (12:04 UTC).
The first stage booster supporting this mission previously launched Crew-6 and SES O3b mPOWER. 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.
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@TrybeMusic Says:
I saw the string of satellites yesterday! Group 6-4 in southern Spain!
@weaponmil-tech7606 Says:
where the lady is counting down the launch
@dixonpinfold2582 Says:
"Hi, I'm a young woman who speaks fairly quickly with a mainstream middle-class university accent. So you can both like me and trust me."
@corona__virus Says:
🎉
@HtetHtet-ms7vp Says:
where is that tesla in space now
@laylaonlyandonly Says:
Intro 2 menit
@samjones0320 Says:
Awesome!!
@JerryChanD Says:
Look at this.
The landing is already smooth enough with no one yelling and clapping as a routine job like a random colleague having a nice cup of coffee watching on the security screens.
But hey, there was a huge rocket first stage standing in the middle of the ocean, mate!
@ChrisBigBad Says:
was that the rest of the atmosphere at 160km whooshing past the satellites at 15:52?
@soulquak Says:
а потом над белгородом эти старлинки летают
@QueenAnne-jn7ty Says:
I cannot be held accountable for my words or actions amidst space travel. Be warned!
@HoneyHunter111 Says:
it's true vaanathula yetho oru vinmeen maree night சுத்தி vanthuchu adhu yenna நான் Neraya thadava parthurukkan athu yenna nu sollunga pls
Just wondering, what's the reason why they land on a drone ship more often than on their landbase?
@Theinnocent-ml9no Says:
Why always women on mic
@heujii Says:
Can't wait to see a flight to Mars
@toddodge9244 Says:
Elon's G650 N628TS
@jugrajsinghhir Says:
Thanks for providing!
@billveek9518 Says:
Of course the pot heads will say it was all staged. Incredible what they have accomplished.
@chaoswarrior Says:
A lot of these bots are just repeating the same comments. Come on Elon! You can’t afford better bots?
@chaoswarrior Says:
A lot of these Elon simping post look suspicious. Bots!
@lauriejoneswilson5925 Says:
I missed the live broadcast but watched replay now. Amazing as always! Congratulations yet again SpaceX ❤ And yes, these never get old to watch.
@Boingfish1 Says:
Excellent narrator voice and presentation.
@arobyte Says:
I click to the launch then fast forward to the first stage landing... Even though I know whats going to happen, which is remarkable in itself, it still never gets old
@jaysgood10 Says:
Deez guyz er good..
@xdsmastermia Says:
The best landing view so far
@OG_gamer7-7-7 Says:
WOW!👽👽
@jerrodbeck1799 Says:
Doooo beeeee doooooo…what a max team good job👍🏻
@gregorysagegreene Says:
Mach 6 at 60 km ... "Go for Separation!"
- Why so much S1 telemetry loss on a clear day?
@motoflyte Says:
As soon as the cost comes down from the stratosphere, I'll buy
@jeffreypeterson7073 Says:
What comprises the little boogers often seen rolling around on the "ducting" at the forward part of the merlin engine?
@thomaswilliamson298 Says:
It's just wild that we can send something to space, bring it back and land it, and watch it all in real time.
@aidenbostick3305 Says:
Question will this Expand the availability map for starlink internet
@TheOlvan Says:
Why is the fairing not a clamshell or hinge design that can simply open, send the payload, and then close again? Get rid of the whole fish the fairing out of the ocean thing?
@gundolarry Says:
197th successful booster recovery. 198 by bedtime. Amazeballs
@vinces737 Says:
Wow, amazing, from the 13min mark on you have half the Earth shots with fisheye lens on and half with it off. You guys gotta make up your mind. 😮
@헤라777 Says:
Good.
@hikaru555 Says:
One fairing half flew for 6 times while the other 9. Nice....
@sandraslutz9489 Says:
elon musk and starlink - destroying the night sky 1000 satellites at a time.
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