Quote from: Comga on 08/13/2018 11:24 pmQuote from: gongora on 08/07/2018 02:36 pm(Snip)There is great uncertainty in several of the launches from Florida the rest of the year (GPS, DM-1, STP-2). Wouldn't be surprised if one or more of those slipped a bit.The surprise will be how far STP-2 slides right, past the end of the year, to March.Considering DM-1 is supposed to be in December, DM-2 in April, with the Launch Abort test between them, that still seems wedged in, but its what I was told.DM-1 is November, not December.
Quote from: gongora on 08/07/2018 02:36 pm(Snip)There is great uncertainty in several of the launches from Florida the rest of the year (GPS, DM-1, STP-2). Wouldn't be surprised if one or more of those slipped a bit.The surprise will be how far STP-2 slides right, past the end of the year, to March.Considering DM-1 is supposed to be in December, DM-2 in April, with the Launch Abort test between them, that still seems wedged in, but its what I was told.
(Snip)There is great uncertainty in several of the launches from Florida the rest of the year (GPS, DM-1, STP-2). Wouldn't be surprised if one or more of those slipped a bit.
I guess a new FPIP would be nice......- STP-2 now pushed into 2019
Quote from: Jakusb on 08/14/2018 10:52 amI guess a new FPIP would be nice......- STP-2 now pushed into 2019The updated chart is coming andhaven't seen info on STP-2 "pushed into 2019"
Quote from: smoliarm on 08/17/2018 04:59 amQuote from: Jakusb on 08/14/2018 10:52 amI guess a new FPIP would be nice......- STP-2 now pushed into 2019The updated chart is coming andhaven't seen info on STP-2 "pushed into 2019"Sorry that was supposed to have a question mark behind it...It is more of a strong assumption. It is either 2019 with prior mission going right towards end of 2018, or it has to jump left in between DM-1 and IFA, with no hardware seen yet...All focus seems on DM-1, IFA and DM-2 now. Which flow is much more important then STP-2...Anyway, assumption.
Quote from: Jakusb on 08/17/2018 09:23 amQuote from: smoliarm on 08/17/2018 04:59 amQuote from: Jakusb on 08/14/2018 10:52 amI guess a new FPIP would be nice......- STP-2 now pushed into 2019The updated chart is coming andhaven't seen info on STP-2 "pushed into 2019"Sorry that was supposed to have a question mark behind it...It is more of a strong assumption. It is either 2019 with prior mission going right towards end of 2018, or it has to jump left in between DM-1 and IFA, with no hardware seen yet...All focus seems on DM-1, IFA and DM-2 now. Which flow is much more important then STP-2...Anyway, assumption. A question mark is not neededSTP-2 is NET March 2019
Is STP-2 supposed to be before or after ArabSat?
Updated FPIP
Quote from: smoliarm on 08/17/2018 01:08 pmUpdated FPIPWhy is the IFA test on December?
Quote from: Comga on 08/17/2018 12:29 pmA question mark is not neededSTP-2 is NET March 2019Is STP-2 supposed to be before or after ArabSat?
A question mark is not neededSTP-2 is NET March 2019
IFA is around March now. (I also think Iridium 8 should be towards the end of the year, RCM and Sarah-1 probably don't launch this year.)
Payload Vehicle engineer for Telstar 18 on Reddit says there is a 5-10 day delay for the launch, may not be in August. Any confirmation for this?https://www.reddit.com/r/spacex/comments/95cte4/telstar_18v_apstar_5c_launch_campaign_thread/e4kgxuw/?context=3
Sounds like it's on the rocket side.A 24 day gap is no way to hit a 30 launch per year pace, especially when it's followed by a 30 day gap.SpaceX may be remedying Shotwell's forecasted slowdown in 2019 by having a bunch slip in from 2018.edit: My list now has 35 launches in 2019. We shall see.
Quote from: Comga on 08/21/2018 03:19 pmSounds like it's on the rocket side. A 24 day gap is no way to hit a 30 launch per year pace, especially when it's followed by a 30 day gap.SpaceX may be remedying Shotwell's forecasted slowdown in 2019 by having a bunch slip in from 2018.edit: My list now has 35 launches in 2019. We shall see.Cross posting from another thread. Manifest on this thread has 14 payloads for 2019. Even if the rest of this years manifest gets delayed until 2019 thats only 26 payloads.... Where are you getting 35?
Sounds like it's on the rocket side. A 24 day gap is no way to hit a 30 launch per year pace, especially when it's followed by a 30 day gap.SpaceX may be remedying Shotwell's forecasted slowdown in 2019 by having a bunch slip in from 2018.edit: My list now has 35 launches in 2019. We shall see.
Big slip. (Telstar 18 Vantage)Now NET September 9 on the Eastern Range (via L2).
