051456Z DEC 20NAVAREA IV 1176/20(11,26).WESTERN NORTH ATLANTIC.FLORIDA.1. HAZARDOUS OPERATIONS, ROCKET LAUNCHING 061607Z TO 061653Z DEC, ALTERNATE 081518Z TO 081603Z DEC IN AREAS BOUND BY: A. 28-39-01N 080-37-42W, 29-02-00N 080-09-00W, 28-59-00N 080-05-00W, 28-38-00N 080-24-00W, 28-33-02N 080-33-55W. B. 32-12-00N 076-43-00W, 32-55-00N 075-49-00W, 32-41-00N 075-36-00W, 31-57-00N 076-27-00W.2. CANCEL NAVAREA IV 1163/20.3. CANCEL THIS MSG 081703Z DEC 20.
051513Z DEC 20HYDROPAC 3601/20(61,74,75).INDIAN OCEAN.SOUTHEASTERN INDIAN OCEAN.DNC 03, DNC 04.1. HAZARDOUS OPERATIONS, SPACE DEBRIS 061646Z TO 061727Z DEC, ALTERNATE 081557Z TO 081637Z DEC IN AREA BOUND BY 20-47S 079-46E, 20-12S 081-13E, 25-34S 088-19E, 36-18S 101-47E, 47-20S 119-50E, 48-34S 119-08E, 48-10S 115-48E, 43-51S 104-04E, 37-44S 093-56E, 28-42S 084-39E, 24-10S 081-13E.2. CANCEL HYDROPAC 3535/20.3. CANCEL THIS MSG 081737Z DEC 20.
300911Z NOV 20NAVAREA IV 1163/20(11,26).WESTERN NORTH ATLANTIC. FLORIDA. 1. HAZARDOUS OPERATIONS, ROCKET LAUNCHING 051629Z TO 051715Z DEC, ALTERNATE 061607Z TO 061653Z DEC IN AREAS BOUND BY: A. 28-39-01N 080-37-42W, 29-02-00N 080-09-00W, 28-59-00N 080-05-00W, 28-38-00N 080-24-00W, 28-33-02N 080-33-55W. B. 32-12-00N 076-43-00W, 32-55-00N 075-49-00W, 32-41-00N 075-36-00W, 31-57-00N 076-27-00W. 2. CANCEL THIS MSG 061753Z DEC 20.
300925Z NOV 20HYDROPAC 3535/20(61,74,75).INDIAN OCEAN. SOUTHEASTERN INDIAN OCEAN. DNC 03, DNC 04. 1. HAZARDOUS OPERATIONS, SPACE DEBRIS 051708Z TO 051749Z DEC, ALTERNATE 061646Z TO 061727Z DEC IN AREA BOUND BY 20-47S 079-46E, 20-12S 081-13E, 25-34S 088-19E, 36-18S 101-47E, 47-20S 119-50E, 48-34S 119-08E, 48-10S 115-48E, 43-51S 104-04E, 37-44S 093-56E, 28-42S 084-39E, 24-10S 081-13E. 2. CANCEL THIS MSG 061827Z DEC 20.
Well that seems pretty officialBishop airlock 1090 kg
Quote from: Jansen on 12/01/2020 04:59 amWell that seems pretty officialBishop airlock 1090 kgIf total cargo is 3000 kg, why does the launch of a 22,000 kg capability Falcon 5 require a downrange recovery of the first stage? Unless the Cargo Dragon dry mass is well over 10,000 kg, there should be plenty of mass available for a RTLS recovery of the first stage.
As the countdown clocks tick down, the crew access arm at pad 39A has retracted from the Cargo Dragon capsule. For this cargo-only mission it was used to stow last-minute cargo aboard the spacecraft. For crew missions the arm remains partially extended in case it needs to be quickly moved into position for an evacuation of the astronauts, but for Cargo Dragon it has been tucked away against the side of the launch pad gantry.
Let's try this again. Beautiful weather is now is 50° degrees. Let's launch this bad boy CRS-21 which is taking cargo and science experiments to the @Space_Station
...Cargo Dragon dry mass - 9,525 kgCargo mass - 2,973 kgTotal mass = 12,498 kgMax mass to ISS with RTLS - 10,860 kgSource: NASA Launch Services Program
All systems are go for the updated cargo version of Dragon’s first flight to the @space_station. Weather is 60% favorable for launch, and the webcast will begin ~15 minutes ahead of liftoff → http://spacex.com/launches
The countdown clock at NASA's Kennedy Space Center is timed for liftoff of SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket and Cargo Dragon spaceship at 11:17:08 a.m. EST (1617:08 GMT).
The #SpaceX Dragon 2Crew variant (Crew-1) // Cargo variant (CRS-21)Captured by @johnkrausphotos for Supercluster