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#1060
by
FutureSpaceTourist
on 17 Apr, 2023 11:34
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#1061
by
FutureSpaceTourist
on 17 Apr, 2023 11:40
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#1062
by
litton4
on 17 Apr, 2023 12:06
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NSF Youtube stream keeps pausing for me.....just a heads-up
Nearly 150,000 viewers last time I checked
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#1063
by
Orbiter
on 17 Apr, 2023 12:07
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NSF Youtube stream keeps pausing for me.....just a heads-up
I'm also having a similar problem, page keeps crashing for me. Just FYI for any of the NSF team who might be looking at the forums today.
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#1064
by
clongton
on 17 Apr, 2023 12:13
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I hope that they do a Mission Control audio for this one.
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#1065
by
Herb Schaltegger
on 17 Apr, 2023 12:15
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NSF Youtube stream keeps pausing for me.....just a heads-up
I'm also having a similar problem, page keeps crashing for me. Just FYI for any of the NSF team who might be looking at the forums today.
Must be your network/ISP or some associated issue. I’ve had the stream up for 25 minutes without issue.
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#1066
by
Slothman
on 17 Apr, 2023 12:19
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NSF Youtube stream keeps pausing for me.....just a heads-up
I'm also having a similar problem, page keeps crashing for me. Just FYI for any of the NSF team who might be looking at the forums today.
Must be your network/ISP or some associated issue. I’ve had the stream up for 25 minutes without issue.
I have the same, "Out of Memory" crash of the tab, happens maybe every hour or so
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#1067
by
gsa
on 17 Apr, 2023 12:25
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I have the same, "Out of Memory" crash of the tab, happens maybe every hour or so
Try to turn off the chat. Worked for me.
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#1068
by
Herb Schaltegger
on 17 Apr, 2023 12:27
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NSF Youtube stream keeps pausing for me.....just a heads-up
I'm also having a similar problem, page keeps crashing for me. Just FYI for any of the NSF team who might be looking at the forums today.
Must be your network/ISP or some associated issue. I’ve had the stream up for 25 minutes without issue.
I have the same, "Out of Memory" crash of the tab, happens maybe every hour or so
That’s a browser error. Turn off the chat, try a different browser, whatever.
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#1069
by
Framryk
on 17 Apr, 2023 12:33
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Just want to say a huge thanks, especially to FutureSpaceTourist and Steven Pietrobon, for the excellent posts in the "SpaceX Starship : First Flight : Starbase, TX : 17 Apr 2023 13:20 UTC - UPDATES" channel.
I'm on a 12 hour work shift bringing 1.2 gigawatts of nuclear power back on the grid, no access to live YouTube, Twitter, etc, but can get the forum updates and it's helping me through the day watching this exciting event unfold
Really big thank you!
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#1070
by
bulkmail
on 17 Apr, 2023 12:48
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#1071
by
Herb Schaltegger
on 17 Apr, 2023 12:51
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Second stage engine view.
Ship 24’s engine bay looks a lot neater/cleaner than the prior suborbital test flight Ships. Nice to see a good view of the more or less “finished” installation complete with shields and everything buttoned up out of harm’s way.
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#1072
by
sanman
on 17 Apr, 2023 13:12
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Scrub
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#1073
by
WisRich
on 17 Apr, 2023 13:12
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Launch cancelled.
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#1074
by
PM3
on 17 Apr, 2023 13:20
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"Recycle in minium 48 hours" enables a launch on 4/20.
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#1075
by
Herb Schaltegger
on 17 Apr, 2023 13:22
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"Recycle in minium 48 hours" enables a launch on 4/20.
A 48 hour recycle is 4/19. A 72 hour recycle would be 4/20. As a non-stoner, I am annoyed by the juvenile fascination with the weed jokes.
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#1076
by
frogamazog
on 17 Apr, 2023 13:27
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Well, I thought they should do a WDR before proceeding to launch ... but I actually DON'T feel vindicated by this. But for the valve issue, everything went flawlessly and they nearly were ready to go. Was probably a low probability of going all the way to hold-down release, but prepping everything for liftoff seems reasonable. They did the truest possible rehearsal and will be more likely to be ready to go next time.
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#1077
by
Orbiter
on 17 Apr, 2023 13:28
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Today was the best day weather wise to launch. Wednesday looks a little rough with winds. Thursday looks marginal?
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#1078
by
rdale
on 17 Apr, 2023 13:29
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A minimum 48 hour recycle to 7 am CST is 4/20.
So the 48-hr requirement is a scrub to the start of the original window or 48 hours from when it was scrubbed?
Also please avoid confusion - Houston Texas is on Daylight Saving Time so use CDT (or just CT year round
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#1079
by
kanno41
on 17 Apr, 2023 13:29
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This is where doing that other WDR the week before likely would have discovered the issue. But hey, this is why we test things -- to learn. SpaceX isn't viewing this is a failure.
