The year they mention is vehicle arriving at launch site. According to that logic, if the vehicle has arrived at the launch site, mission is completed. Makes sense right?They 'only' need to fire the fuse...
Quote from: Heinrich on 01/02/2014 08:26 amThe year they mention is vehicle arriving at launch site. According to that logic, if the vehicle has arrived at the launch site, mission is completed. Makes sense right?They 'only' need to fire the fuse...I know they used to say that on their web page, but I can't see that on their page now. While I'm on it, I generally preferred their old pages.. oh well.. progress I guess... but it seems harder to find information now. It also seems like they've removed, or at least tucked away somewhere obscure, their pricing scheme. I feel generous, so I suppose its in the process of being updated.
Quote from: cro-magnon gramps on 01/02/2014 05:39 amQuote from: sdsds on 01/02/2014 03:14 amQuote from: averagespacejoe on 01/02/2014 02:20 amSo I was reading SpaceX website and they apparently moved Thaicom 6 to the completed missions portionIt's laughable enough to warrant a screen shot!there is confidence and then there is hubris; this is bordering on the latter but I will wish them well... In the words of the greatest living American lyricist, Kid Rock: They say I'm cocky And I say, "What?" "It ain't braggin' [redacted] if you back it up!"Now SpaceX just needs to back it up.Go F9; Go Thaicom-6!
Quote from: sdsds on 01/02/2014 03:14 amQuote from: averagespacejoe on 01/02/2014 02:20 amSo I was reading SpaceX website and they apparently moved Thaicom 6 to the completed missions portionIt's laughable enough to warrant a screen shot!there is confidence and then there is hubris; this is bordering on the latter but I will wish them well...
Quote from: averagespacejoe on 01/02/2014 02:20 amSo I was reading SpaceX website and they apparently moved Thaicom 6 to the completed missions portionIt's laughable enough to warrant a screen shot!
So I was reading SpaceX website and they apparently moved Thaicom 6 to the completed missions portion
Quote from: faramund on 01/02/2014 09:24 amI know they used to say that on their web page, but I can't see that on their page now. While I'm on it, I generally preferred their old pages.. oh well.. progress I guess... but it seems harder to find information now. It also seems like they've removed, or at least tucked away somewhere obscure, their pricing scheme. I feel generous, so I suppose its in the process of being updated.There's a "Pricing" link near the top of the F9 and FH pages.http://www.spacex.com/about/capabilities
I know they used to say that on their web page, but I can't see that on their page now. While I'm on it, I generally preferred their old pages.. oh well.. progress I guess... but it seems harder to find information now. It also seems like they've removed, or at least tucked away somewhere obscure, their pricing scheme. I feel generous, so I suppose its in the process of being updated.
Crow?
Where's the original beer bet post?
Yep, that photo finish is getting more and more likely.At this point, I wouldn't be surprised if SpaceX and Orbital Sciences were both delayed by weather and later launched on the same day.. one in the morning, one in the afternoon.
