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Topic: Vector Launch (formerly Vector Space Systems) (Read 413134 times)
Chris Bergin
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DaveS
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08/03/2017 03:51 pm »
https://twitter.com/vectorspacesys/status/893136560199057408
Team inspecting the ignitors. Weather holds we will have another launch attempt stay tuned..
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Steven Pietrobon
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Car heading back.
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Steven Pietrobon
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Local wildlife paying a visit!
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Davidthefat
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SpaceX: Rocket Cows
Rocket Lab: Rocket Sheep
Vector: Rocket Boars?
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DaveS
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Quote from: Davidthefat on 08/03/2017 03:55 pm
SpaceX: Rocket Cows
Rocket Lab: Rocket Sheep
Vector: Rocket Boars?
NASA: Rocket Gators
USAF CCAFS: Rocket Sharks (see the fairings of Delta II GPS launches)
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"For Sardines, space is no problem!"
-1996 Astronaut class slogan
"We're rolling in the wrong direction but for the right reasons"
-USA engineer about the rollback of Discovery prior to the STS-114 Return To Flight mission
Steven Pietrobon
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Car heading back to vehicle.
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Steven Pietrobon
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08/03/2017 04:00 pm »
https://twitter.com/vectorspacesys/status/893138755011264512
"Replacing pyro ignitors topping off fuel"
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Steven Pietrobon
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08/03/2017 04:00 pm »
https://twitter.com/vectorspacesys/status/893139376242216961
"(Re)Loading LOX..."
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Steven Pietrobon
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Can see venting as they reload the LOX.
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Steven Pietrobon
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Another car heading towards the vehicle.
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Steven Pietrobon
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08/03/2017 04:05 pm »
https://twitter.com/vectorspacesys/status/893140309877571587
"(Re)Lox loading complete"
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Steven Pietrobon
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15 psi pressure on the fuel.
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Space Ghost 1962
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08/03/2017 04:11 pm »
"Igniter had some smoke issuing".
"Looking down on the chamber. Looking down on the nozzle."
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08/03/2017 04:15 pm »
First car heading back.
https://twitter.com/vectorspacesys/status/893142552748081152
"Clearing pad in 5mins"
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FutureSpaceTourist
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08/03/2017 04:17 pm »
T-10 mins
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The biggest question i have right now is .. if the flight gets cut short, what all gets set on fire. And if the parachutes don't open .. or if they do open how will these overhead lines act as a safety net.
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08/03/2017 04:18 pm »
T-10 minutes.
https://twitter.com/vectorspacesys/status/893143810531672065
"10mins to second launch attempt"
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Steven Pietrobon
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Re: Vector Space Systems
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Reply #538 on:
08/03/2017 04:18 pm »
https://twitter.com/vectorspacesys/status/893144011338162177
"Clearing the pad... data recording and onboard computer enabled"
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Steven Pietrobon
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Reply #539 on:
08/03/2017 04:21 pm »
Can hear the drones buzzing. Think I heard "5 minutes".
https://twitter.com/vectorspacesys/status/893144379694522368
"Drones are in the air"
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