SpaceX Falcon Heavy : Arabsat 6A : LC-39A : April 11, 2019 - UPDATES 2

[Wolfram66]

A landing leg has been removed, looks like they will remove them all before lifting whats left of the core:

https://twitter.com/Mike_Seeley/status/1118869001579520000

Damage to M1-D engine bells clearly seen in association with the legs being broken and collapsing. We saw similar damage with "Ol' Salty McBooster"

[FutureSpaceTourist]

https://twitter.com/portcanaveral/status/1118879797663473664

BATTERED BOOSTER:  The 3rd  @SpaceX booster that landed successfully but damaged out at sea has arrived at Port Canaveral.  Look closely and you can see the 2 fairings that were successfully salvaged from the ocean.

[RocketLover0119]

And now some pics of the booster from the Exploration Tower:

https://twitter.com/Mike_Seeley/status/1118886474852835328

EDIT: added the image below because I believe this is the best image yet of the core.

[FutureSpaceTourist]

https://twitter.com/marekcyzio/status/1118918895195316224

Fairings leaving Port Canaveral @SpaceXFleet

[RocketLover0119]

2nd Landing leg removal is in the works:

https://twitter.com/kierank_/status/1118959245452546051

[RocketLover0119]

2nd landing leg has been removed.

https://twitter.com/kierank_/status/1118971743694131203

[RocketLover0119]

Currently about to lift the booster:

https://twitter.com/kierank_/status/1119003839011729413

[RocketLover0119]

False alarm it seems, they moved the core to the middle of OCISLY;

https://twitter.com/kierank_/status/1119006710444830720

https://twitter.com/kierank_/status/1119008030866202626

EDIT: Amazing detailed shot of B1055.1's remnants from Tom Mccool

https://twitter.com/Cygnusx112/status/1119008611638890496

EDIT 2: Forget that, lifting again!

https://twitter.com/kierank_/status/1119012800683282432

[RocketLover0119]

Lifting up and down was to flatten the under leg:

https://twitter.com/kierank_/status/1119015243840131072

[cygnusx112]

Here are some full size images from the remains of the booster being lifted tonight.

[catdlr]

Damaged Falcon Heavy Arabsat 6A Core Booster Lifted off Drone Ship in 4k UHD

Cocoa Beach 365
Published on Apr 18, 2019

What is left of the SpaceX Falcon Heavy Arabsat 6A core booster is lifted off of the drone landing ship "Of Course I Still Love You" at Port Canaveral, Florida.  The booster made a successful landing, however, heavy seas eventually caused the rocket to fall over before it could be secured.  Filmed in 4k Ultra HD April 18th, 2019.

[Lewis007]

[FutureSpaceTourist]

Centre booster landing photos released by SpaceX

[RocketLover0119]

remnants of B1055.1 are still chilling on OCISLY as of today;

https://twitter.com/julia_bergeron/status/1119603119908904960

[aero]

remnants of B1055.1 are still chilling on OCISLY as of today;

https://twitter.com/julia_bergeron/status/1119603119908904960

Well, it is Easter Sunday after all.

[Targeteer]

44186    ARABSAT-6A   2019-021A   2006.65min   16.92deg   90133km   2510km

44186    ARABSAT 6A   2019-021A   2471.41min   4.71deg   88220km   20126km

[RocketLover0119]

B1055.1 is still lying around on the dock in Port, it seems it had been removed and has been lying there the past 2 days without anyone noticing.

https://twitter.com/Cygnusx112/status/1121511415783809025

https://twitter.com/SpaceXFleet/status/1121525794604494848

[jacqmans]

I see these were not posted.

All USAF photos

[RocketLover0119]

Remnants of B1055.1 are still on the side of the dock today, teams must be trying to figure out how to transport whats left of the core:

https://twitter.com/D_Bigg_Rigg/status/1122233974066225152

[FutureSpaceTourist]

Core remains now on a trailer:

https://twitter.com/luisperezjpg/status/1122909162793517056

Edit to add:

https://twitter.com/spacexfleet/status/1122954628612722691