SpaceX is targeting Sunday, June 19 for launch of Globalstar FM15 to low-Earth orbit from Space Launch Complex 40 (SLC-40) at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida. The instantaneous launch window opens at 12:27 a.m. ET, 4:27 UTC. A backup launch opportunity is available on Monday, June 20 at 12:05 a.m. ET, 4:05 UTC.
The Falcon 9 first stage booster supporting this mission previously supported the launch of Crew-1, Crew-2, SXM-8, CRS-23, IXPE, one Starlink mission, Transporter-4, and Transporter-5. After 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 10 minutes prior to liftoff.
Why does Starlink have NO customer service? 4 days without internet and no response from Starlink..
@seantaggart7382 Says:
Love the drone ship names
@charleseames2537 Says:
Hey Elon, I was in the US Army and would love to be of the first people to put foot on Mars. I was diagnosed with a pituitary tumor that was unsuccessfully removed so I do not know how much longer I will be of use to Mankind. I scored so high on the military entrance test and finished in half the allotted time, so they thought I was cheating and made me take it again under close observation. I scored higher the second time and finished even faster.
I would only ask two things in return for my service.
1.) Let me get one of your electric cars to use until I leave. (I sold my vehicles so that I don't run anyone over if I pass out from the tumor.)
2.) Build a library and name it after me when I die.
EyE SEE YOU
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@Ditch662 Says:
What was that red light in the distance at Deployment??
@will2see Says:
"these are the nitrogen bursts" 🤦♂🤦♂🤦♂🤷♂
@ItzMathious Says:
Blue spirale
@jchoatejr Says:
I am now a fan of Test Shot Starfish!!!
@endlpent Says:
SpaceX took my heart!)
@king24km Says:
Hello jessica Anderson 😘😘😘
@Pintuuuxo Says:
To SpaceX: I've just watched the CAPSTONE launch video a few minutes ago and I have to tell you... Your footages are really the BEST. I felt the need to tell you this. I wish you a wonderful launch and expect a wonderful footage too in a few hours (10:00 PM - Portugal). C U later.
This should have been safe first stage landing #126... closing in on the shuttle record of safe recoveries for reuse of 133 (remember shuttle only flew 135 times in its 30 year operational history, and of those only had 133 successes-- one pair of SRB's crashed and sank after the parachutes failed to deploy on STS-4 IIRC, though the shuttle Columbia successfully flew the mission and returned safely, and during the Challenger disastrous launch in January of 1986 the boosters were blown up by range safety shortly after the orbiter broke up when the External Tank broke up. On Columbia's final flight, the boosters were safely recovered intact after the launch even though the shuttle orbiter itself broke up during reentry due to the fatal damage to its wing leading edge. So there were 135 flights but only 133 successfully recovered, for the boosters and the orbiters).
Personally can't wait to see Falcon 9 bust the shuttle reuse record! OL J R :)
@Pintuuuxo Says:
I would have done exactly the same way as you folks had, if I Just Had Read The Instructions !!! :-)
@emmanuelgarcia2870 Says:
👏
@theomega59 Says:
1:53:10 , 41:33 music please ?
@iditarod4081 Says:
2:02:40 oh my goodness look at the moon it's straight out of 2001 a space Odyssey! Does anyone know what that honeycomb thing is hanging off the second stage?
@iditarod4081 Says:
Wow. Look at the moon! 2:02:40 this is straight out of 2001 space Odyssey! Anyone know what that honeycomb thing is hanging off the second stage?
@carylee2002 Says:
Awesome launch....Jesse also makes the video worth watching.
@Ali_tuna762 Says:
im turkey
@AnupomAG Says:
12:54 This looks so cool. The lights from the cities and thunderstorms
@Josh-vj5hw Says:
I found this video cause I was drinking with friends Saturday night/Sunday morning in the backyard and was staring at the stars and seen this thing in the sky appear before me. I was like wth is that and then it shot the mist and really put on a show. I live in south eastern Nebraska. So at the end of the video more is what I saw in real time in person. Amazing I could go online and not only find out what it was but have the algorithm find the video 2 days later. Crazy! Neat show if you happen to catch it in person!
@lorentzinvariant7348 Says:
Never gets old!
@kevinjohnson8991 Says:
I never seen the second stage go that high, 533 km. That is in the tops of the Thermosphere, close to the Exosphere. I guess it is getting crowded down below.
@alexandrdovganj1402 Says:
👍👍👍
@martincoons823 Says:
It's always amazing!
@jonasbreen7236 Says:
I do not know how people think the world is flat?
@qrs_tuv9 Says:
I wish Neil Peart were here to see these
@qrs_tuv9 Says:
Awesome
@moorhs69 Says:
Would love to see this extended to show the 2nd stage burning up on re-entry :)
@TheNixster Says:
They are really getting the video issues cleaned up on landing. Amazing to watch!
@ALTOSVISTAVILLAGIO Says:
Wonderfully..#1hour #time #spaceX
@ALTOSVISTAVILLAGIO Says:
🇺🇲🌎🛸🥰🛰️🌃♾️👾🌚♂️🔥💦🇱🇷
@badhippo Says:
nitrogern bursts..... nah, that's lightning in a thundercloud we're seeing as the grid fins deploy...
@thezirons Says:
Seeing all that lightning is pretty awesome!!
@_mysilentblue2227 Says:
So cool 3 missions in rapid succession!
@tomrox8921 Says:
awesome
@a.h5555 Says:
Awesome ...space magic🚀🚀🔥
@garrettkiefer Says:
Those thunderstorms after stage separation were 🔥
@oliverh.4314 Says:
Jessie Anderson is very kindly and gently presenter. I like to listen to her explanations.
@WG-tt6hk Says:
It never gets old. It never gets amazing that SpaceX makes it look routine to land a booster from space onto a ship , at sea, at night. Those of you who are too young to remember , but this was pure science fiction not that long ago.
@bedeadgray48orfiipinoyt48 Says:
I remade the falcon heavy in my alt account in spaceflight simulator
@TARS.. Says:
Man, the onboard and drone ship cams are so reliable now! Thanks SpaceX for fixing that problem
@SaúlVillarín-x5o Says:
es una tormenta lo que se ve en el minuto 12:50???
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