🎵 The crew on the droneship go round and round, round and round, round and round. The crew on the droneship go round and round, all through the ocean.
The Fleet has been circling the LZ since the early hours of Friday morning. If you've ever been on a boat in rough seas, you may know that it is so much better to keep moving rather than sitting still. Just ask anyone on @StarFleetTours during the IFA!
Drove by SpaceX Pad 40 at 3:15 PM EST. The F9 is still horizontal on the pad.
drone ship is closer
SpaceX’s fifth Starlink mission is slated to launch from Cape Canaveral at 10:05am EST Monday morning.This Falcon 9, seen horizontal here, will be launching for the fourth time. Its previous missions were CRS-17, CRS-18, and JCSAT-18/Kacific1.
My remote cameras are set for the fifth batch of 60 @SpaceX Starlink satellites. Here's a sneak peek at what some of they are seeing and what I am hoping to capture framing-wise.Stay tuned here for my latest Starlink mission photos: tmahlmann.com/photos/Rockets…
No circularization burn is interesting. The sats have enough fuel to circularize and raise and keep?
I like the new launch profile, as I don't need to stay awake for so long at 2 am in the morning! :-)
Tonight, teams @SpaceX Pad-40 prepare to stand Falcon 9 up vertically ahead of tomorrow’s StarLink mission Launch attempt🚀Launch Window opens at 10:05am EST@HoverSlamSpace Full HD Gallery & Prints Avalible: hoverslamphotography.smugmug.com/Launch/Falcon-…
Welcome to a fog shrouded Cape Canaveral, where SpaceX is readying a Falcon 9 to launch 60 Starlink broadband satellites: spaceflightnow.com/2020/02/17/fal…
Tracking indicates that tug Hawk released OCISLY from her tow at about 6:30am EST this morning. The vessel is now standing at a safe distance to observe the operation.
SpaceX is GO to start fueling #Falcon9 ahead of 1005 ET liftoff from Launch Complex 40.
