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

[Comga]

Core remains now on a trailer:

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

No, it's not "the part of the Falcon Heavy that went into the water"

[vaporcobra]

Core remains now on a trailer:

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

Edit to add:

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

Also looks like the first serious use of one of SpaceX's new blue Kamag crawlers

[Raul]

Satellite Arabsat-6A has successfully reached the final GEO on Monday.

Last orbital element:
2019-021A - ARABSAT 6A - 2019-04-29 17:07 UTC - 35755.06/35970.5km/0.04°

All TLEs in graphical form:

[FutureSpaceTourist]

https://twitter.com/cygnusx112/status/1123688252106584064

The damaged #FalconHeavy core booster has been moved a few hundred yards, engine covers put on along with a tarp. #SpaceX #SpaceCoast

[FutureSpaceTourist]

twitter.com/lambrichpat/status/1125012735438331904

Broken SpaceX's Falcon Heavy booster from Arabsat-6A mission (11th April, 6:35pm) transported from Port Canaveral to Cape Canaveral Air Force base.

https://twitter.com/lambrichpat/status/1125013047595212801

Happened on 2th May at about 9:00 am

[gongora]

https://twitter.com/RAmbroseLMSpace/status/1141004987830587392

Successful In-Orbit Testing of the first modernized LM 2100 communications satellite, validating the more than two dozen key enhancements to the flight-proven A2100 bus. Today, we hand over operation of Arabsat-6A to our customer. #ParisAirShow #WeDoSpace @LockheedMartin

[FutureSpaceTourist]

Newly released landing video (original webcast only had this 1/4 screen)