Quote from: gongora on 02/02/2023 07:05 pmQuoteSES-18 and SES-19 are expected to launch together on March 6, 2023. Intelsat expects the LEOP and IOT period to last approximately 30 days.Seems impossibly close to Mar 7th Intesat 40eand March 11th CRS-27 dates we have but maybe one of those is slipping?
QuoteSES-18 and SES-19 are expected to launch together on March 6, 2023. Intelsat expects the LEOP and IOT period to last approximately 30 days.
SES-18 and SES-19 are expected to launch together on March 6, 2023. Intelsat expects the LEOP and IOT period to last approximately 30 days.
The same colleague says that the new target launch date is April 7.
Quote from: gongora on 02/02/2023 07:05 pmQuoteSES-18 and SES-19 are expected to launch together on March 6, 2023. Intelsat expects the LEOP and IOT period to last approximately 30 days.Seems impossibly close to Mar 7th Intesat 40e and March 11th CRS-27 dates we have but maybe one of those is slipping?
Quote from: Comga on 01/24/2023 05:17 amThe word from a colleague with direct knowledge is that Intelsat 40e will not launch on March 7.Current target date is March 23 but a slip “into April would not be surprising”.The same colleague says that the new target launch date is April 7.
The word from a colleague with direct knowledge is that Intelsat 40e will not launch on March 7.Current target date is March 23 but a slip “into April would not be surprising”.
ASDS 1st stage landing likely?Different make/model, but same general purpose: Galaxy 33 and 34 launch used ASDS landing.
0157-EX-ST-2023Mission 1589, SLC-40 or LC-39AOperation Start Date = 2023 Mar 2ASDS North 28 13 18 West 73 43 45 (GTO/ASDS landing approx. 670km downrange)"Uses information from" 2087-EX-ST-2022 (Amazonas Nexus 6)
That mission number seems to be in between previous Intelsat and SES C-band launches
SES-18 and SES-19 have officially left storage at our Dulles satellite manufacturing facility. 🛰The satellites have arrived at their next destination and are on the road to launch! 🚀 Stay tuned for mission details.
SES@SES_SatellitesCheck out these #BTS looks as we count down to the launch of our #SES18 and #SES19 satellites! 🤩
https://twitter.com/SES_Satellites/status/1626620208348643329QuoteSES@SES_SatellitesCheck out these #BTS looks as we count down to the launch of our #SES18 and #SES19 satellites! 🤩
102225Z MAR 23NAVAREA IV 277/23(11, 26).STRAITS OF FLORIDA.WESTERN NORTH ATLANTIC.FLORIDA.1. HAZARDOUS OPERATIONS, ROCKET LAUNCHING 2328Z TO 0113Z DAILY 17 THRU 24 MAR IN AREAS BOUND BY: A. 28-38.09N 080-37.04W, 28-40.00N 080-16.00W, 28-39.00N 079-59.00W, 28-30.00N 079-58.00W, 28-30.00N 080-08.00W, 28-30.88N 080-33.22W. B. 28-14.00N 075-29.00W, 28-29.00N 075-28.00W, 28-30.00N 072-43.00W, 28-28.00N 072-11.00W, 27-58.00N 072-11.00W, 27-49.00N 072-41.00W. 2. CANCEL THIS MSG 240207Z MAR 23.
NGA notice
Departure! Just Read the Instructions droneship and tug Crosby Skipper are outbound to support the upcoming SES 18/19 mission - NET March 17th!nsf.live/spacecoast
https://nextspaceflight.com/launches/details/4745saying Fri Mar 17, 2023 23:34 GMT1 hr 1min earlier or is that meant to be 1 min earlier and some confusion re daylight saving?
A Falcon 9 from pad 40 will launch the SES-18 & 19 satellites on March 17 at 7:34 p.m. EDT.
The launch of SES-18 and -19 #satellites complete the mission to support the @FCC’s order to make the lower portion of C-band spectrum available to #mobilenetwork operators to further the rollout of critical 5G services in the US. 🛰️ Stay tuned for launch details! 🚀
Departure! Bob is outbound from Port Canaveral to support the SES 18/19 mission! JRTI droneship left a few days ago.Live: nsf.live/spacecoast
