Quote from: zubenelgenubi on 08/03/2017 05:30 pmAlso, there's only ONE Delta IV Canaveral launch currently scheduled between now and Solar Probe Plus on July 31, 2018--GPS III-1.SPP is flying before GPS.
Also, there's only ONE Delta IV Canaveral launch currently scheduled between now and Solar Probe Plus on July 31, 2018--GPS III-1.
Peter B. de Selding @pbdes Launch of @EchoStar-105/@SES_Satellites-11 C/Ku/Ka-band sat on @SpaceX Falcon 9 now scheduled for "early 4th quarter," EchoStar says.
Orbital ATK, at NASA’s direction, is now targeting November 10 for launch of the OA-8 mission to the International Space Station
VANDENBERG AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. - Team Vandenberg is scheduled to launchthe FORMOSAT-5 satellite on a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket from Space LaunchComplex-4 here Thursday, Aug. 24, between 11:50 a.m. and 12:34 p.m. PDT.
2018-02 F9 . L CRS 14
Quote from: starhawk92 on 05/04/2016 05:30 pm2018-02 F9 . L CRS 14
Quote from: Salo on 08/16/2017 07:58 amQuote from: starhawk92 on 05/04/2016 05:30 pm2018-02 F9 . L CRS 14That seems to use as it's sourceshttps://www.spaceedu.net/endurosat-one/can't see a dateandhttp://www.arrl.org/news/first-bulgarian-amateur-radio-cubesat-to-launch-in-2018which is dated 8 August 17https://spaceflightnow.com/launch-schedule/has change to Early 2018 on Aug 15, 17Which is the latest amendment? Is there a reason for sticking with Feb despite a later amendment to 'Early 2018'?
None of those were sources for the date in the SpaceX Manifest thread, we've had it at February for months now based on older scheduling information. Is that when it will actually launch? We don't know yet. CRS dates tend to move around, and they rarely move to the left. CRS-13 just slipped from November to December, so I certainly wouldn't expect CRS-14 to move any earlier than February.
Quote from: gongora on 08/19/2017 04:46 pmNone of those were sources for the date in the SpaceX Manifest thread, we've had it at February for months now based on older scheduling information. Is that when it will actually launch? We don't know yet. CRS dates tend to move around, and they rarely move to the left. CRS-13 just slipped from November to December, so I certainly wouldn't expect CRS-14 to move any earlier than February.OK, so I was confused about what note 55 meant, but no worries about that. The rest of your answer still confuses me. You don't update to the latest reliable source? If you normally do, why not update Feb 18 to Early 2018 as being the latest information dating to Aug 15, 2017? Perhaps you don't consider SpaceFlightNow launch schedule a reliable source? Sorry if I am asking silly questions.
Quote from: zubenelgenubi on 07/27/2017 06:39 pmDelayed to September 11, as per the July 26 update onhttps://spaceflightnow.com/launch-schedule/Now the 14th...
Delayed to September 11, as per the July 26 update onhttps://spaceflightnow.com/launch-schedule/
Quote from: crandles57 on 08/20/2017 11:14 amQuote from: gongora on 08/19/2017 04:46 pmNone of those were sources for the date in the SpaceX Manifest thread, we've had it at February for months now based on older scheduling information. Is that when it will actually launch? We don't know yet. CRS dates tend to move around, and they rarely move to the left. CRS-13 just slipped from November to December, so I certainly wouldn't expect CRS-14 to move any earlier than February.OK, so I was confused about what note 55 meant, but no worries about that. The rest of your answer still confuses me. You don't update to the latest reliable source? If you normally do, why not update Feb 18 to Early 2018 as being the latest information dating to Aug 15, 2017? Perhaps you don't consider SpaceFlightNow launch schedule a reliable source? Sorry if I am asking silly questions.SpaceflightNow is a very good source for schedule information. However, to interpret this entry correctly I'd probably have to ask Stephen why he wrote that. It's still stuck in there with the February flights chronologically. Maybe he thinks it will probably slip from February since the flight before it just slipped (which is kinda how I feel about it). If so, then changing February to "early" doesn't do much for me because "early" could mean January, and I don't think it's going to move up to January. Figuring out the best vague way to present a schedule is one of the intricacies of manifest mangagement The date for a CRS flight 6 months away is always open to change.The footnote (55) is just information I wanted to keep track of since we haven't started a thread for CRS-14 yet. Once we start the thread I'll just put the information in there and get rid of the footnote.
Quote from: gongora on 08/20/2017 01:37 pmQuote from: crandles57 on 08/20/2017 11:14 amQuote from: gongora on 08/19/2017 04:46 pmNone of those were sources for the date in the SpaceX Manifest thread, we've had it at February for months now based on older scheduling information. Is that when it will actually launch? We don't know yet. CRS dates tend to move around, and they rarely move to the left. CRS-13 just slipped from November to December, so I certainly wouldn't expect CRS-14 to move any earlier than February.OK, so I was confused about what note 55 meant, but no worries about that. The rest of your answer still confuses me. You don't update to the latest reliable source? If you normally do, why not update Feb 18 to Early 2018 as being the latest information dating to Aug 15, 2017? Perhaps you don't consider SpaceFlightNow launch schedule a reliable source? Sorry if I am asking silly questions.SpaceflightNow is a very good source for schedule information. However, to interpret this entry correctly I'd probably have to ask Stephen why he wrote that. It's still stuck in there with the February flights chronologically. Maybe he thinks it will probably slip from February since the flight before it just slipped (which is kinda how I feel about it). If so, then changing February to "early" doesn't do much for me because "early" could mean January, and I don't think it's going to move up to January. Figuring out the best vague way to present a schedule is one of the intricacies of manifest mangagement The date for a CRS flight 6 months away is always open to change.The footnote (55) is just information I wanted to keep track of since we haven't started a thread for CRS-14 yet. Once we start the thread I'll just put the information in there and get rid of the footnote.Hah! As soon as I say that deruch finds the site for the NASA Office of Safety & Mission Assurance's planning schedules for Safety & Mission Success Reviews. On the near term schedule it has CRS-14 on January 26. It also still has CRS-13 in November, so at least some dates have already changed since they updated the schedule recently. I'm just going to leave my CRS-14 date alone for now and get a more precise update when they launch CRS-13.
Just stumbled across the Office of Safety & Mission Assurance's long-term planning schedule for Safety & Mission Success Reviews which shows tentative launch date for GRACE-FO of 2018-03-21. That date was current based on an ELV milestone schedule from August 2nd. Link to SMSR .pdf
Hah! As soon as I say that deruch finds the site for the NASA Office of Safety & Mission Assurance's planning schedules for Safety & Mission Success Reviews. On the near term schedule it has CRS-14 on January 26.
Olaf:https://twitter.com/EmreKelly/status/897852438551592963QuoteEmre Kelly @EmreKellyLaunch schedule updated: SpaceX #CRS13 targeted for 12/17; SpaceX #SES11 later this year, likely 9/17 or 10/17
Emre Kelly @EmreKellyLaunch schedule updated: SpaceX #CRS13 targeted for 12/17; SpaceX #SES11 later this year, likely 9/17 or 10/17
QuoteOlaf:https://twitter.com/EmreKelly/status/897852438551592963QuoteEmre Kelly @EmreKellyLaunch schedule updated: SpaceX #CRS13 targeted for 12/17; SpaceX #SES11 later this year, likely 9/17 or 10/17
Tweet from Matt Desch:QuoteFormosat-5 now off “our” pad. @SpaceX informs us they need a few more days, so our L3 now Oct 4, 6:06am local. Ship 1st 2 sats tomorrow!
Formosat-5 now off “our” pad. @SpaceX informs us they need a few more days, so our L3 now Oct 4, 6:06am local. Ship 1st 2 sats tomorrow!
https://www.nasaspaceflight.com/2016/10/nasa-green-light-landsat-9s-development/(Launch vehicle to be confirmed, but I think we can be pretty sure it's going to be Atlas V, but if not, we can move the thread).
