Quote from: Jakusb on 10/05/2017 05:15 amcore spotted heading east on I-10Good news. Do we have more details? Such as s/n numbers
core spotted heading east on I-10
1021.2 (soot patterns match) now hanging out on some lil blue stands. Appears to be in the same place it was last spotted, just sans the red trailer. https://twitter.com/spaceflorida/status/910470090688274432
Quote from: vaporcobra on 10/07/2017 04:20 am1021.2 (soot patterns match) now hanging out on some lil blue stands. Appears to be in the same place it was last spotted, just sans the red trailer. https://twitter.com/spaceflorida/status/910470090688274432Picture effect or is the poor thing sagging? Probably the former, they aren't that weak.
1042 really off in the boondocks of CCAFS now, I believe it's pretty close to LC-37. Taken by Instagram user twobitgator.
If that's B1044 heading for McGregor, then B1043 should be about ready to leave McGregor for the Cape for Zuma. B1044 will presumably be for Hipasat or potentially CRS-13 if that's not flown on a re-used core - subject to any delays with either payload.
Quote from: vanoord on 10/26/2017 02:18 pmIf that's B1044 heading for McGregor, then B1043 should be about ready to leave McGregor for the Cape for Zuma. B1044 will presumably be for Hipasat or potentially CRS-13 if that's not flown on a re-used core - subject to any delays with either payload.To echo the above... based on previous timings and with 1043 about to launch from the Cape, 1044 should be leaving McGregor soon and 1045 arriving to replace it. Whether 1044 will leave (and where it will go) might be a question as LC-39a is going to be busy with Falcon Heavy and (presumably?) the HIF at LC-40 isn't large enough to park spare F9s in - assuming CRS-13 is flying on a re-used core and therefore not 1044...
Looks like B1043 (the Zuma) core is likely still in the 39A hangar. Hard to see much in the image, but it sure looks like there is a fourth core next to Falcon Heavy.
Quote from: Michael Baylor on 12/01/2017 03:02 amLooks like B1043 (the Zuma) core is likely still in the 39A hangar. Hard to see much in the image, but it sure looks like there is a fourth core next to Falcon Heavy.I just responded in the Heavy mission thread, but I don't think this is a current picture. That opinion based on both the trajectory on the middle right being dated Oct. 15th and the picture of the Atlas V in the upper left having more SRBs than the next mission to launch from SLC-41. Not totally sure what's going on there though.
Thoughts? Spotted on the move today. https://www.instagram.com/p/Bc7xdQwHcHF/