Who’s watching the launch tonight?

This was their trail run they did beginning last year with an unmanned craft.

 
Everyday astronaught will prob do his two hours of jabbering on YT about it. Tune out his voice and try hear what the ppl that actually know something are saying in the background.

Regards
 
In case you missed the undocking here's a shortened clip.



Splashdown expected tonight at around 19:42 SA time.

Will post a link again later. Otherwise just look up NASA TV on YouTube for regular updates.
 
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Textbook.

What a great return to manned launch capability.
 
Now that the light pollution and generalised atmospheric filth is back, I haven't seen the Starlink trains for ages. Provided skies around Bloem haven't changed over the years you should get some stellar (pun intended) sightings.
 
I watched the Netflix challenger docu series. It was like a comedy of errors doomed to fail from the beginning in the way that it was presented.

Knowing what happened then, these flyers must have balls of steel to strap into that thing.
 
Although it did make a big boom at T+15 minutes, this is an impressive test done by SpaceX. Another piece of history.

 
Although it did make a big boom at T+15 minutes, this is an impressive test done by SpaceX. Another piece of history.


Lovely. As impressive as lift-offs are, landings are mind boggling.
 
Ok. Got the landings. Now we have to figure out how NOT to blow it up - Elon Musk
 
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