Chris Bergin - 21/5/2008 11:07 AM Nice scoop Antonio - and thus you get to head up what will be the launch thread for this flight (bound to be a six figure viewed monster if the other SpaceX events are to go by).
(*SIGH*) Yes... too bad nobody cares about Pegasus launches anymore... boooring...
antonioe - 21/5/2008 10:20 AMQuoteChris Bergin - 21/5/2008 11:07 AM Nice scoop Antonio - and thus you get to head up what will be the launch thread for this flight (bound to be a six figure viewed monster if the other SpaceX events are to go by).(*SIGH*) Yes... too bad nobody cares about Pegasus launches anymore... boooring...
antonioe - 21/5/2008 11:20 AMQuoteChris Bergin - 21/5/2008 11:07 AM Nice scoop Antonio - and thus you get to head up what will be the launch thread for this flight (bound to be a six figure viewed monster if the other SpaceX events are to go by).(*SIGH*) Yes... too bad nobody cares about Pegasus launches anymore... boooring...
antonioe - 21/5/2008 12:20 PMQuoteChris Bergin - 21/5/2008 11:07 AM Nice scoop Antonio - and thus you get to head up what will be the launch thread for this flight (bound to be a six figure viewed monster if the other SpaceX events are to go by).(*SIGH*) Yes... too bad nobody cares about Pegasus launches anymore... boooring...
jabe - 21/5/2008 2:04 PMI wonder if Vegas has odds on it being "successful" or not
William Barton - 21/5/2008 1:03 PM Does Pegasus have an onboard video feed like Falcon 1? I imagine looking backward across the top of the wing during the ascent to orbit would be pretty spectacular!
I have a pretty spectacular one (for instance, the "purple haze" is clearly seen) dating from flight 4 (Alexis - 1993) but it's 64GB long. I've contacted Christ Bergin to see it NSF can host it. I'll let you know.
stockman - 21/5/2008 1:07 PMAfter the debate that raged after Falcon II, you better make sure you DEFINE the term "successful" prior to launch.