Author Topic: FAILURE: SS-520-4 (JAXA's nanosat launcher) - TRICOM-1 Jan. 14, 2017 (23:33 UTC)  (Read 82634 times)

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Epsilon launch pad I think.

The building blocking the view.
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Epsilon launch pad I think.

The building blocking the view.
This Mu complex with two launchers one of which is converted to Epsilon
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water Gardens have started.

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The fella is doing the best he can, so it's appreciated. Going to pop out behind this building.
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The fella is doing the best he can, so it's appreciated. Going to pop out behind this building.

We'll be glad of the wide-angle shot. She's going to go like a bat out of hell.

An aside, if all goes well the rocket will take four minutes and 13 seconds to reach orbit. I don't know what the record is but that's got to be close. S/C sep is at seven and a half minutes - that final coast is the longest phase of the mission.
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From the crowd reaction, sounds like a scrub

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Did they scrub? Lots of sighs.
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Scrub!
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Weather scrub
Titan IVB was a cool rocket

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I think I heard scrub due to winds in English.

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I think I heard scrub due to winds in English.
correct, I thought I heard upper level winds

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Guy said it in English, which was nice of him. Ah well, let's see if it's 24 hours.
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