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Steven Pietrobon
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T-10 minutes.
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T-5 minutes. Pretty foggy.
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Steven Pietrobon
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Performing poll.
https://twitter.com/natsuroke/status/891560496477872128
Summer Rocket Team official @ natsuroke 7s7 seconds ago
We are currently making a final go/Nogo decision, but we are still holding. # MOMO_TF1
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GO
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Go for launch. Launch in four minutes.
https://twitter.com/natsuroke/status/891560889182175232
Summer Rocket Team official @ natsuroke now
As a result of the final go/Nogo decision, the MOMO unit launch was judged to go. The scheduled launch time is 16:32. # MOMO_TF1
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Damn, this fog is dense
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T-3 minutes.
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Over 3000 viewers on livestream over youtube now, seems like plenty of people watching on site too.
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T-1 minutes.
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90 seconds
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Liftoff!
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Empty pad.
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Watching crowd.
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This is the vision I keep having of Eclipse day after a 1600 mile drive.
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Those who danced were thought to be quite insane by those who couldn't hear the music.
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Um .. something about telemetry interruption and emergency stop ..
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Tweets. Not sure what the second tweet means.
https://twitter.com/natsuroke/status/891562384153640960
Summer Rocket Team official @ natsuroke 58s58 seconds ago
Start the flight sequence. # MOMO_TF1
https://twitter.com/natsuroke/status/891562479779627008
Summer Rocket Team official @ natsuroke 1m1 minute ago
An emergency stop was made because telemetry was interrupted during launch. # MOMO_TF1
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07/30/2017 07:37 am »
Apparently they shut down the engine
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Giving an interview.
The tweet sounds like they aborted the launch during flight.
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Shot of the launch.
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