LVM3 M3 - OneWeb F18 (x36) - SLP - 26 March 2023 (03:30:20 UTC)

• #40 by seshagirib on 22 Mar, 2023 16:55
• how do I register for viewing from the launch gallery please?
• #41 by Sam Ho on 22 Mar, 2023 17:45
• Quote from: seshagirib on 22 Mar, 2023 16:55

  how do I register for viewing from the launch gallery please?
  

  
  According to ISRO website (https://www.isro.gov.in/Outreach.html) registration should be at https://lvg.shar.gov.in/VSCREGISTRATION/index.jsp
  
  Contact phone for the Space Museum at SHAR per https://www.shar.gov.in/sdscshar/contacts_us.jsp is 08623 226380
• #42 by seshagirib on 24 Mar, 2023 16:47
• Quote from: Sam Ho on 22 Mar, 2023 17:45

  Quote from: seshagirib on 22 Mar, 2023 16:55

  how do I register for viewing from the launch gallery please?
  

  
  According to ISRO website (https://www.isro.gov.in/Outreach.html) registration should be at https://lvg.shar.gov.in/VSCREGISTRATION/index.jsp
  
  Contact phone for the Space Museum at SHAR per https://www.shar.gov.in/sdscshar/contacts_us.jsp is 08623 226380
  

  thank you! this helps.
• #43 by TheVarun on 24 Mar, 2023 22:08
• Curtain raiser video is up, look for any differences between this one, and the last launch in Oct
  
  https://www.isro.gov.in/LVM3_M3_Curtain_Raiser.html
• #44 by Steven Pietrobon on 25 Mar, 2023 02:12
• Press kit.

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  LVM3_M3_OneWeb_India2_Brochure_V9.pdf
• #45 by GWR64 on 25 Mar, 2023 07:39
• This time a 450 km high orbit is planned. As with most Soyuz launches for OneWeb.
  The first LVM3 launch and the Falcon-9 launches for OneWeb went into a 600 km high orbit.
  
  https://www.isro.gov.in/LVM3M3MissionLandingPage.html
• #46 by GWR64 on 25 Mar, 2023 09:44
• livestream
  
  
• #47 by ZachS09 on 25 Mar, 2023 12:39
• Quote from: GWR64 on 25 Mar, 2023 07:39

  This time a 450 km high orbit is planned. As with most Soyuz launches for OneWeb.
  The first LVM3 launch and the Falcon-9 launches for OneWeb went into a 600 km high orbit.
  
  https://www.isro.gov.in/LVM3M3MissionLandingPage.html
  

  
  There was also at least one instance where a OneWeb mission targeted a 1,000 km high orbit. Saved the satellites some fuel by being dropped off at that altitude.
• #48 by FutureSpaceTourist on 25 Mar, 2023 19:28
• https://twitter.com/tgmetsfan98/status/1639713792375287808
  
  

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  The final launch needed to deploy OneWeb's initial constellation is slated for 03:30 UTC tomorrow. India's LVM3 rocket (previously known as GLSV Mk. III) will lift off from Satish Dhawan with 36 satellites.
  
  Article by Justin Davenport (@Bubbinski):

  
  https://www.nasaspaceflight.com/2023/03/oneweb-18/
• #49 by FutureSpaceTourist on 25 Mar, 2023 19:31
• https://twitter.com/oneweb/status/1639711398941868032
  
  

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  The mission patch for Launch #18 glows in gold to reflect this huge moment as we reach global coverage from our satellite constellation.
  
  Remember to tune into the livestream in eight hours' time at the link below:
  bit.ly/OneWebLaunch18
  
  #OneWebLaunch18 🚀

  
  

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• #50 by Steven Pietrobon on 26 Mar, 2023 03:02
• Webcast has begun.

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• #51 by Steven Pietrobon on 26 Mar, 2023 03:07
• Vehicle assembly.

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• #52 by Steven Pietrobon on 26 Mar, 2023 03:11
• Viewing site.
  
  T-20 minutes.

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• #53 by Steven Pietrobon on 26 Mar, 2023 03:13
• Launch authorisation, which is at 20 seconds past the hour (03:30:20 UTC).

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• #54 by Steven Pietrobon on 26 Mar, 2023 03:14
• Board is green.

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• #55 by Steven Pietrobon on 26 Mar, 2023 03:16
• T-15 minutes.

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• #56 by Steven Pietrobon on 26 Mar, 2023 03:21
• T-10 minutes.

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• #57 by Steven Pietrobon on 26 Mar, 2023 03:26
• T-5 minutes.

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• #58 by Steven Pietrobon on 26 Mar, 2023 03:29
• T-2 minutes.

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• #59 by Steven Pietrobon on 26 Mar, 2023 03:30
• T-1 minute.

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