Also genreal SpaceX fanboy thread.
>The hold-down firing of SpaceX's Falcon Heavy is now expected no earlier than Wednesday. The test window opens at 3 p.m. EST (2000 GMT).
Also genreal SpaceX fanboy thread.
>The hold-down firing of SpaceX's Falcon Heavy is now expected no earlier than Wednesday. The test window opens at 3 p.m. EST (2000 GMT).
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>SpaceX’s first Falcon Heavy rocket was loaded with propellants Saturday at Kennedy Space Center’s launch pad 39A, as engineers make progress preparing for a hold-down engine firing, and eventually liftoff of the huge commercial launcher.
>mfw the falcon heavy launch gets fucking delayed again
I hope all go well. ULA deserve that and much more.
I just hope they don't fuck up launch pad again.
Can't fucking wait to see what a triple booster separation, re-entry, and landing looks like.
Hopefully they'll stream video from all 3 at once.
Video signal lost
Video signal lost
Video signal lost
Probably accurate but I'll hope for it to work anyway.
Anybody ever heard of a reason for the signal dropping out from time to time? does the rocket cause some kind of jamming/interference as it lands?
ULA (or at least Boeing) already has a plan in place, pic related. Elon will unironically have to build a BFR to compete against it, a challenge I think all sides welcome.