Bob arrived at Port Canaveral a short while ago carrying both fairing halves from Starlink 4-35 on Sep 24th.The vessel arrival was delayed by Hurricane Iannsf.live/spacecoast
ASOG droneship, with B1073, should finally arrive at Port Canaveral on Sunday afternoon after being delayed by Hurricane Ian and sheltering in The Bahamas.
Thar she blows! After an unplanned working vacation in the Bahamas, the @SpaceX droneship A Shortfall of Gravitas (ASOG) is in the Port Canaveral entrance channel. Booster B-1073 standing straight on deck. The tug Kurt J Crosby has the tow duty. Welcome back! 👍🏻🚀⛴
SpaceX Falcon 9 B1073 returns after a week-long delay caused by Hurricane Ian!Tune in to Space Coast Live to watch and then hang around for the static fire of B1077 at LC-39A expected later today. 👀nsf.live/spacecoast
#SpaceX's Booster B1073 returns to Port Canaveral after #HurricaneIan @SpaceOffshore
Welcome back to Port, B1073!youtube.com/watch?v=gnt2wZ…
So my sister in-law is on a cruise and sends me this video of a Falcon 9 booster that just casually went past their boat on A Shortfall Of Gravitas!!! Haha I’m so jelly, that’s so amazing!! 🙌🏻 I love SpaceX and everything they’re doing 👏🏻✨ #Geeked
SpaceX tried to install the lifting cap on B1073 at Port Canaveral earlier then lowered it, appearing to struggle.Two workers now lifted to the top of Falcon 9 and peering down the interstage 🤔nsf.live/spacecoast
B1073 has gone horizontal at Port Canaveral after it’s fourth flight. This booster will support the next NASA/SpaceX crewed (Crew-6) mission targeted for early next year.