SpaceX Falcon 9 booster spotted in Southern California on journey to Florida
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SpaceX Falcon 9 booster spotted in Southern California on journey to Florida
On August 20th, a member of a local California Facebook group happened to spot a SpaceX Falcon 9 booster in transit, an exceedingly rare sight as of late. Moving east, the booster is almost certainly heading to Florida to support a major cluster of 6-8 launches…
Momentus To Provide In-Space Transportation Service to its Customers On SpaceX SmallSat Rideshare Launch
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Momentus To Provide In-Space Transportation Service to its Customers O
SANTA CLARA, Calif. (PRWEB) August 22, 2019
Momentus (http://www.momentus.space), provider of in-space shuttle services that move satellites between orbits, today announced plans to provide orbit
Momentus (http://www.momentus.space), provider of in-space shuttle services that move satellites between orbits, today announced plans to provide orbit
[OC] Cislunar space & Mars shipping costs with Starship
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Ovzon cancels 2021 Falcon Heavy launch - Ovzon 3 satellite will now launch on an Ariane V
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Interim Report, January–June 2019 - Ovzon
Important Customer Agreements and Financing of Ovzon 3 April–June 2019 Quarter Revenue amounted to 55,987 TSEK (57,092). Operating profit totalled -9,049 TSEK (-11,966). Operating profit excluding items affecting comparability amounted to 3,248 TSEK (2,057).…
Actually, NASA is looking at all options for the Moon—including prizes
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Actually, NASA is looking at all options for the Moon—including prizes
“We, at NASA, are actively pursuing similar plans."
Elon Musk on Twitter: Looks like @SpaceX Starhopper flight may be as soon as Monday. FAA support is much appreciated!
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Looks like @SpaceX Starhopper flight may be as soon as Monday. FAA support is much appreciated!
@BocaChicaGal: Sheriff Deputy just hand delivered this notice to me. I guess we will be outside watching the hop.
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Sheriff Deputy just hand delivered this notice to me. I guess we will be outside watching the hop. 😅🤠🔥🚀🔥 @NASASpaceflight
<b>r/SpaceX official CRS-18 Release, Deorbit and Recovery Thread</b>
<a href="/#%20MC%20//%20section%20intro"></a>Welcome to the <a href="/r/SpaceX">r/SpaceX</a> official CRS-18 Release, Deorbit and Recovery ThreadI'm <a href="/u/Hitura-nobad">u/Hitura-nobad</a> hosting the release and recovery of the CRS-18 Dragon spacecraft!<a href="/#%20MC%20//%20section%20events"></a>TimelineTimeUpdate<a href="/#%20MC%20//%20row%200"></a> T-2d 0hThread going live<a href="/#%20MC%20//%20section%20viewing"></a>About The RecoverySpaceX is going to conclude the CRS-18 Cargo Dragon mission to the International Space Station on August 27th with the Deorbit and Recovery of this spacecraft. Dragon will splash down in the Pacific Ocean approximately 482 km southwest of Los Angeles. The west coast dragon recovery ship NRC Quest will be waiting at the landing zone to pick dragon up and bring it back to the harbor.<a href="/#%20MC%20//%20section%20stats"></a>Payloads on Dragon C108.3<a href="https://www.nasa.gov/press-release/nasa-tv-to-air-us-cargo-ship-departure-from-space-station">Source: NASA</a><strong>Bio-Mining in Microgravity</strong>The <a href="https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/station/research/experiments/explorer/Investigation.html?#id=7566">Biorock</a> investigation provides insight into the physical interactions of liquid, rocks and microorganisms in microgravity and improving the efficiency and understanding of mining materials in space. Bio-mining eventually could help explorers on the Moon or Mars get needed materials on site, lessening the need for precious resources from Earth and reducing the amount of supplies explorers must take with them.<strong>Mechanisms of Moss in Microgravity</strong><a href="https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/station/research/experiments/explorer/Investigation.html?#id=7892">Space Moss</a> compares mosses grown aboard the space station with those grown on Earth to determine how microgravity affects its growth, development, and other characteristics. Tiny plants without roots, mosses need only a small area for growth, an advantage for their potential use in space and future bases on the Moon or Mars. This investigation also could yield information that aids in engineering other plants to grow better on the Moon and Mars, as well as on Earth.<strong>Improving Tire Manufacturing from Orbit</strong>The <a href="https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/station/research/experiments/explorer/Investigation.html?#id=7716">Goodyear Tire</a> investigation uses microgravity to push the limits of silica fillers for tire applications. A better understanding of silica morphology and the relationship between silica structure and its properties could provide improvements for increased fuel efficiency, which would reduce transportation costs and help to protect Earth’s environment.<a href="/#%20MC%20//%20section%20mission"></a>Current Recovery FleetVesselRoleStatus<a href="https://www.spacexfleet.com/nrc-quest">NRC Quest</a>Dragon Recovery ShipOn route to the recovery zone<a href="/#%20MC%20//%20section%20landing"></a>Recovery TimelineTime (Approximate)Event27 August, 14:15 UTCstart of NASA-TV coverage for the release27 August, 14:42 UTCRelease from the SSRMS (Robotic Arm)27 August, 19:22 UTCDeorbit Burn (No Video Coverage)27 August, 20:21 UTCSplashdown (No Video Coverage)<a href="/#%20MC%20//%20section%20resources"></a>Links & Resources<a href="https://www.marinetraffic.com">MarineTraffic</a> - Useful when ships are closer to land!<a href="https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?hl=en&mid=17sTdDuaLN-EJeuALqkvhM2hULM5lvIKZ&ll=32.12289698742197%2C-121.25001614999996&z=8">Recovery Zone Map</a> - Thanks to <a href="/u/Raul74Cz">u/Raul74Cz</a><a href="https://twitter.com/SpaceXFleet">SpaceXFleet Updates</a> - Twitter Updates!<a href="https://www.spacexfleet.com/">SpaceXFleet.com</a> - SpaceXFleet Information!<a href="/#%20MC%20//%20section%20participate"></a>Participate in the discussion!Please post small launch updates, discussions, and…
<a href="/#%20MC%20//%20section%20intro"></a>Welcome to the <a href="/r/SpaceX">r/SpaceX</a> official CRS-18 Release, Deorbit and Recovery ThreadI'm <a href="/u/Hitura-nobad">u/Hitura-nobad</a> hosting the release and recovery of the CRS-18 Dragon spacecraft!<a href="/#%20MC%20//%20section%20events"></a>TimelineTimeUpdate<a href="/#%20MC%20//%20row%200"></a> T-2d 0hThread going live<a href="/#%20MC%20//%20section%20viewing"></a>About The RecoverySpaceX is going to conclude the CRS-18 Cargo Dragon mission to the International Space Station on August 27th with the Deorbit and Recovery of this spacecraft. Dragon will splash down in the Pacific Ocean approximately 482 km southwest of Los Angeles. The west coast dragon recovery ship NRC Quest will be waiting at the landing zone to pick dragon up and bring it back to the harbor.<a href="/#%20MC%20//%20section%20stats"></a>Payloads on Dragon C108.3<a href="https://www.nasa.gov/press-release/nasa-tv-to-air-us-cargo-ship-departure-from-space-station">Source: NASA</a><strong>Bio-Mining in Microgravity</strong>The <a href="https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/station/research/experiments/explorer/Investigation.html?#id=7566">Biorock</a> investigation provides insight into the physical interactions of liquid, rocks and microorganisms in microgravity and improving the efficiency and understanding of mining materials in space. Bio-mining eventually could help explorers on the Moon or Mars get needed materials on site, lessening the need for precious resources from Earth and reducing the amount of supplies explorers must take with them.<strong>Mechanisms of Moss in Microgravity</strong><a href="https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/station/research/experiments/explorer/Investigation.html?#id=7892">Space Moss</a> compares mosses grown aboard the space station with those grown on Earth to determine how microgravity affects its growth, development, and other characteristics. Tiny plants without roots, mosses need only a small area for growth, an advantage for their potential use in space and future bases on the Moon or Mars. This investigation also could yield information that aids in engineering other plants to grow better on the Moon and Mars, as well as on Earth.<strong>Improving Tire Manufacturing from Orbit</strong>The <a href="https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/station/research/experiments/explorer/Investigation.html?#id=7716">Goodyear Tire</a> investigation uses microgravity to push the limits of silica fillers for tire applications. A better understanding of silica morphology and the relationship between silica structure and its properties could provide improvements for increased fuel efficiency, which would reduce transportation costs and help to protect Earth’s environment.<a href="/#%20MC%20//%20section%20mission"></a>Current Recovery FleetVesselRoleStatus<a href="https://www.spacexfleet.com/nrc-quest">NRC Quest</a>Dragon Recovery ShipOn route to the recovery zone<a href="/#%20MC%20//%20section%20landing"></a>Recovery TimelineTime (Approximate)Event27 August, 14:15 UTCstart of NASA-TV coverage for the release27 August, 14:42 UTCRelease from the SSRMS (Robotic Arm)27 August, 19:22 UTCDeorbit Burn (No Video Coverage)27 August, 20:21 UTCSplashdown (No Video Coverage)<a href="/#%20MC%20//%20section%20resources"></a>Links & Resources<a href="https://www.marinetraffic.com">MarineTraffic</a> - Useful when ships are closer to land!<a href="https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?hl=en&mid=17sTdDuaLN-EJeuALqkvhM2hULM5lvIKZ&ll=32.12289698742197%2C-121.25001614999996&z=8">Recovery Zone Map</a> - Thanks to <a href="/u/Raul74Cz">u/Raul74Cz</a><a href="https://twitter.com/SpaceXFleet">SpaceXFleet Updates</a> - Twitter Updates!<a href="https://www.spacexfleet.com/">SpaceXFleet.com</a> - SpaceXFleet Information!<a href="/#%20MC%20//%20section%20participate"></a>Participate in the discussion!Please post small launch updates, discussions, and…
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NASA TV to Air US Cargo Ship Departure from Space Station
Filled with almost 2,700 pounds of valuable scientific experiments and other cargo, a SpaceX Dragon resupply spacecraft is set to leave the International Space Station Tuesday, Aug. 27. NASA Television and the agency’s website will broadcast its departure…
<b>Starhopper 200m Hop Official Discussion & Updates Thread!</b>
<a href="/#%20MC%20//%20section%20intro"></a>About the MissionHello, I'm <a href="/u/ModeHopper">u/ModeHopper</a> and tomorrow is hop day (hopefully)! I will be your host for this, the third SpaceX hop of 2019. If you have updates or resources that you think should be added to this post the most immediate way to contact me is on Twitter @HopperMode, alternatively you can leave them in the comments below and I will check back periodically in the lead up to the launch.OverviewFor this launch SpaceX will attempt it's second untethered hop of the prototype launch vehicle colloquially known as <em>Starhopper</em> from their Boca Chica facility in Texas. The vehicle is expected to ascend using it's single Raptor engine to an altitude of 200m before performing a controlled landing. The primary aim of the mission is to test the flight dynamics of both the vehicle and the Raptor engine to better inform decisions concerning their next generation launch vehicle <em>Starship</em>. Previously, Starhopper performed a short tethered hop and a 20m untethered hop - this will be the final flight for the vehicle before it is retired and superseded by the Mk.1 and Mk.2 orbital prototype Starships under construction in Boca Chica (Tx.) and Cocoa (Fl.).SchedulePrimary launch window opens: <strong>Monday, August 26 at 21:00 UTC (16:00 CDT).</strong>Primary launch window closes: <strong>Monday, August 26 at 21:15 UTC (16:15 CDT).</strong>Scrub Counter<strong>0</strong> Scrubs 🤞Facts and Stats3rd hop of the Starhopper vehicle.2nd untethered hop of the Starhopper vehicle.6th production Raptor engine ever made.This will be the longest duration flight of a Raptor engine to date.Launch VehicleTypeNameLocationFirst stage"Starhopper" Test UnitSpaceX Boca Chica, TexasSecond stageN/AN/A Live UpdatesMission StateCurrently GO for launch, expected at 21:00 UTC on Monday August 26<a href="/#%20MC%20//%20section%20events"></a>TimelineTimeUpdate<a href="/#%20MC%20//%20row%200"></a> T-1d 4hThread goes live<a href="/#%20MC%20//%20section%20viewing"></a>Launch SitePlaceLocationCoordinates 🌐Sunrise 🌅Sunset 🌇Time zone ⌚Launch site<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SpaceX_South_Texas_Launch_Site">SpaceX South Texas Launch Site</a><a href="https://tools.wmflabs.org/geohack/geohack.php?pagename=SpaceX_South_Texas_Launch_Site¶ms=25.997_N_97.157_W_">25° 59′ N, 97° 9′ W</a>07:0719:56UTC-5Landing site<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SpaceX_South_Texas_Launch_Site">SpaceX South Texas Landing Pad</a><a href="https://tools.wmflabs.org/geohack/geohack.php?pagename=SpaceX_South_Texas_Launch_Site¶ms=25.997_N_97.157_W_">25° 59′ N, 97° 9′ W</a>07:0719:56UTC-5Weather - Boca Chica, Tx. 1 2Launch windowWeatherTemperatureWindProb. of rainVisibilityUV IndexProb. of weather scrubPrimary launch window🌤️ <em>Partly Cloudy</em>🌡️ <em>33°C (91°F)</em>🌬️ <em>19 mph SSE</em>💧 <em>10%</em>👀 <em>8 mi</em><em>Extreme</em>🛑 <em>Very Low</em>Sources: 1. <a href="https://weather.com/weather/today/l/14f156cf3bef21428476e88a245155c0af9eac08534e25960539154a8f2cef7b">www.weather.com</a> 2. <a href="https://forecast.weather.gov/MapClick.php?lat=25.995480000000043&lon=-97.16547999999995#.XWKiyfx7mUk">NOAA</a><a href="/#%20MC%20//%20section%20stats"></a> Watch 🔴 LIVEYouTube 📺LinkNote<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cn5j_E2CcqE">South Padre Island Streamt</a>Live 24/7<a href="https://www.spadre.com/default.htm">South Padre Island Stream - direct</a>Live 24/7<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kqZDeKHDwb4">LabPadre Stream</a>Live 24/7<a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6uKrU_WqJ1R2HMTY3LIx5Q">Everyday Astronaut - livestream</a>Not yet liveRelays 📡TBA<a href="/#%20MC%20//%20section%20mission"></a> Useful ResourcesEssentialsLinkSource<a href="https://twitter.com/BocaChicaGal…
<a href="/#%20MC%20//%20section%20intro"></a>About the MissionHello, I'm <a href="/u/ModeHopper">u/ModeHopper</a> and tomorrow is hop day (hopefully)! I will be your host for this, the third SpaceX hop of 2019. If you have updates or resources that you think should be added to this post the most immediate way to contact me is on Twitter @HopperMode, alternatively you can leave them in the comments below and I will check back periodically in the lead up to the launch.OverviewFor this launch SpaceX will attempt it's second untethered hop of the prototype launch vehicle colloquially known as <em>Starhopper</em> from their Boca Chica facility in Texas. The vehicle is expected to ascend using it's single Raptor engine to an altitude of 200m before performing a controlled landing. The primary aim of the mission is to test the flight dynamics of both the vehicle and the Raptor engine to better inform decisions concerning their next generation launch vehicle <em>Starship</em>. Previously, Starhopper performed a short tethered hop and a 20m untethered hop - this will be the final flight for the vehicle before it is retired and superseded by the Mk.1 and Mk.2 orbital prototype Starships under construction in Boca Chica (Tx.) and Cocoa (Fl.).SchedulePrimary launch window opens: <strong>Monday, August 26 at 21:00 UTC (16:00 CDT).</strong>Primary launch window closes: <strong>Monday, August 26 at 21:15 UTC (16:15 CDT).</strong>Scrub Counter<strong>0</strong> Scrubs 🤞Facts and Stats3rd hop of the Starhopper vehicle.2nd untethered hop of the Starhopper vehicle.6th production Raptor engine ever made.This will be the longest duration flight of a Raptor engine to date.Launch VehicleTypeNameLocationFirst stage"Starhopper" Test UnitSpaceX Boca Chica, TexasSecond stageN/AN/A Live UpdatesMission StateCurrently GO for launch, expected at 21:00 UTC on Monday August 26<a href="/#%20MC%20//%20section%20events"></a>TimelineTimeUpdate<a href="/#%20MC%20//%20row%200"></a> T-1d 4hThread goes live<a href="/#%20MC%20//%20section%20viewing"></a>Launch SitePlaceLocationCoordinates 🌐Sunrise 🌅Sunset 🌇Time zone ⌚Launch site<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SpaceX_South_Texas_Launch_Site">SpaceX South Texas Launch Site</a><a href="https://tools.wmflabs.org/geohack/geohack.php?pagename=SpaceX_South_Texas_Launch_Site¶ms=25.997_N_97.157_W_">25° 59′ N, 97° 9′ W</a>07:0719:56UTC-5Landing site<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SpaceX_South_Texas_Launch_Site">SpaceX South Texas Landing Pad</a><a href="https://tools.wmflabs.org/geohack/geohack.php?pagename=SpaceX_South_Texas_Launch_Site¶ms=25.997_N_97.157_W_">25° 59′ N, 97° 9′ W</a>07:0719:56UTC-5Weather - Boca Chica, Tx. 1 2Launch windowWeatherTemperatureWindProb. of rainVisibilityUV IndexProb. of weather scrubPrimary launch window🌤️ <em>Partly Cloudy</em>🌡️ <em>33°C (91°F)</em>🌬️ <em>19 mph SSE</em>💧 <em>10%</em>👀 <em>8 mi</em><em>Extreme</em>🛑 <em>Very Low</em>Sources: 1. <a href="https://weather.com/weather/today/l/14f156cf3bef21428476e88a245155c0af9eac08534e25960539154a8f2cef7b">www.weather.com</a> 2. <a href="https://forecast.weather.gov/MapClick.php?lat=25.995480000000043&lon=-97.16547999999995#.XWKiyfx7mUk">NOAA</a><a href="/#%20MC%20//%20section%20stats"></a> Watch 🔴 LIVEYouTube 📺LinkNote<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cn5j_E2CcqE">South Padre Island Streamt</a>Live 24/7<a href="https://www.spadre.com/default.htm">South Padre Island Stream - direct</a>Live 24/7<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kqZDeKHDwb4">LabPadre Stream</a>Live 24/7<a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6uKrU_WqJ1R2HMTY3LIx5Q">Everyday Astronaut - livestream</a>Not yet liveRelays 📡TBA<a href="/#%20MC%20//%20section%20mission"></a> Useful ResourcesEssentialsLinkSource<a href="https://twitter.com/BocaChicaGal…
[PDF] The FAA permit for SpaceX's 150m Starship hopper test has been posted!
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Milestone Achieved! SpaceX to Launch Astranis’s First Commercial Satellite Into Orbit As Early As Next Year
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Milestone Achieved! SpaceX to Launch Astranis’s First Commercial Satellite Into Orbit As Early As Next Year
SpaceX to Launch Astranis’s First Commercial Satellite Into Orbit As Early As Next Year
Elon on Starhopper Scrub: Igniters need to be inspected. We will try again tomorrow same time.
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Igniters need to be inspected. We will try again tomorrow same time.
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150 Meter Starhopper Test
SpaceX’s Starhopper prototype has completed its second and final flight test, lifting off to an apogee of roughly 150m (500 ft) before nailing the bullseye on a landing pad adjacent to the launch mount.
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SpaceX’s Starhopper prototype has completed its second and final flight test, lifting off to an apogee of roughly 150m (500 ft) before nailing the bullseye on a landing pad adjacent to the launch mount.
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Watch SpaceX’s Starhopper hover 500ft above the ground in final test flight
SpaceX’s Starhopper prototype has completed its second and final flight test, lifting off to an apogee of roughly 150m (500 ft) before nailing the bullseye on a landing pad adjacent to the launch mount. From start to finish, Starhopper spent almost a full…
Watertowers CAN fly!!!
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150 Meter Starhopper Test
Starhopper's test flight in Boca Chica, TX.
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Starhopper sitting on its landing pad under the Milky Way after today’s wildly successful 150 meter hop
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SpaceX Dragon Capsule Returns to Earth with NASA Science Haul
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SpaceX Dragon Capsule Returns to Earth with NASA Science Haul
A SpaceX Dragon capsule is bidding farewell to the International Space Station today (Aug. 27) packed full of science experiments to bring back to Earth.
4K Replay: Starship Hopper 150 Meter Hover Test
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4K Replay: Starship Hopper 150 Meter Hover Test!
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Scott Manley: Starship Hopper's Biggest, Lastest Flight Above Texas
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Starship Hopper's Biggest, Lastest Flight Above Texas
The Starship Hopper Test vehicle took a giant leap to using the Raptor engine showing that this new engine can provide the thrust and control needed to make ...
Slow Motion 4K StarHopper 150m Hop and COPV flying off
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SpaceX StarHopper 4K Slow Motion 150m Hop and COPV flying off (1.5 miles away)
The thing you see flying off after it landed was one of the white COPVs from the top of the hopper. I zoom in on it in slow motion at 10:57 for you guys. Oth...