Do you want to add a table showing what all the S, L and X abbreviations means?
FWIW, there is a quite well-maintained List of Falcon 9 first-stage boosters on the English Wikipedia. Seems quite actively supported by multiple editors.Wikis are pretty useful constructs for keeping a list like this up to date.A lot of that article meets Wikipedia secondary source requirements by using the excellent published articles by NSF journalists Chris Gebhardt, Chris Bergin, William Graham and Ian Atkinson. Almost half of all sources on that page are from NASASpaceFlight! (28 out of 63 total sources)Might we want to put some of our editing energies into just making that wiki article really accurate?... and then we all have a great place to find the current info on the Falcon 9 boosters.
Great table, few things, the FH side cores are now back in hanger at 39a, and for those wondering, L= landed,X=expendable,S=?
B1050 is on the East Coast at the Cape, so no west coast mission for that core
Edit: Another source - https://www.reddit.com/r/SpaceXLounge/comments/8jmn3e/spacex_recovery_history_preblock_5_graphic/ (image attached)
Quote from: Alexphysics on 08/05/2018 08:59 amB1050 is on the East Coast at the Cape, so no west coast mission for that coreThis is highly uncertain and more likely to be 1049... mainly based on when a new core is required, when they typically are transported and the fact that no-one notices a core coming into Florida since 1047... Almost all are reported when traveling through Florida. I expect 1050 to still at McGregor awaiting the right time to be transported when needed. Storage space seems more abundant there then at either coast...
Quote from: Jakusb on 08/05/2018 07:54 pmQuote from: Alexphysics on 08/05/2018 08:59 amB1050 is on the East Coast at the Cape, so no west coast mission for that coreThis is highly uncertain and more likely to be 1049... mainly based on when a new core is required, when they typically are transported and the fact that no-one notices a core coming into Florida since 1047... Almost all are reported when traveling through Florida. I expect 1050 to still at McGregor awaiting the right time to be transported when needed. Storage space seems more abundant there then at either coast...Ok, lots of confusion around which core was seen heading into Florida last week... L2 discussion now has some evidence that might indicate that it was 1050 after all... I see several scenarios:- L2 evidence is flawed and it was 1049- 1049 was not seen, but is at Cape already, so it was 1050, rare for core to be missed while traveling through busy Florida... Typically multiple sightings from independent sources..- 1049 is still at McGregor and 1050 leapfrogged, but then why?!
Thank you Jakusb, I'm not a L2 member so I didn't see that info. The rest of the sources I've seen left me with the same questions and as a result I opted out to match the wiki core Reddit page instead of creating confusion.
Quote from: Stefan.Christoff.19 on 08/06/2018 12:59 pmThank you Jakusb, I'm not a L2 member so I didn't see that info. The rest of the sources I've seen left me with the same questions and as a result I opted out to match the wiki core Reddit page instead of creating confusion.L2 has some amazing info and is well worth the small investment, and more importantly it helps maintain the site and its cost of operation... I maintain the L2 Stage Watch thread and I try to keep track as best as possible of all 1st stage cores...One of the most exciting features is the FPIP overlay with corenr predictions, as well as production predictions.Anyway, we are all a bit confused about 1049/1050, but will be clear in several weeks at the latest as one of them is most likely to launch Telstar 18... If this turns out to be 1049, we still have to confirm 1050 is also at East Coast. For now I still have 1050 going West to launch Iridium Next-8... this still seems the most logical assignment given that 1051 is already assigned to launch DM-1 and 1052 almost certainly must be the next FH center core, given a long lead time and dedicated production from start, combined with initial NET for STP-2... If so 1053 would be the first next available new core, which also could be the 2nd core going west, instead of 1050... There seems no other solution other then launching IridiumNext-8 on flight-proven core, which contradicts previous statements that it would fly a new core..Exciting puzzles, exciting times...
Gongora mentioned to me that you are keeping such a schedule in L2 when I posted the first iteration and I've followed your comments closely since :-). I don't mean to duplicate your effort, but there's nothing in the public domain. When I started wondering about core's assignments when similar puzzles came up in the past I decided to give it a try and put something together.That puzzle between the GPS III and Iridium 8 scheduled for new cores and the manifest on the West coast is what got me thinking that 1048 might be the first one to fly a third mission. Which is the type of insight I wanted to be able to get from this schedule.