Falcon9 Starlink Monday night launch from the Cape (same-ol’)
Falcon9 25 Korean Spacecraft Friday mid-day launch from Vandenberg (great vid)
250th Falcon9 recovery, 17th for this booster
Falcon9 Starlink Saturday night from the Cape
EXTRA: (Caution: actual science and engineering involved)
Simulation of Starship booster propellant slosh after separation
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• Operational ref
For all of you out there
suffering from ’23 PTSD and
media-induced anxiety,
here’s proof that it’ll be okay in ’24
…even this second one I’m on
Starship Launch #2
• Detailed post-op analysis #4
Two Falcon9 Starlink Launches
for a weekend threefer!
• Friday midnight launch from the Cape
• Sunday night launch from Vandenberg
Okay, another one
Philomena Cunk,
J Draper, and
Eleanor Morton
are the same person
(What? Well, look, this is as insightful,
observant, and pithy as I get on Mondays)
New format to save paper:
Week’s worth of interesting launches, so check back on occasion
Links to videos (in red) provided when launch is imminent or accomplished
or when I get around to posting ’em
Falcon9 Starlink
Tuesday night launch from the Cape
Stg-1 barge landing
Falcon9 Dragon
Thursday night launch from the Cape to the ISS
Stg-1 landing on LZ-1
Dragon docks with ISS Saturday morning
Falcon9 Rideshare
Saturday late-morning launch from Vandenberg
Stg-1 landing on LZ-4
Beautiful sunny day, best VSFB launch video you’ll ever see
Pay attention to the unique view of Stg-1 right after separation
(What? A sunny day at Vandenberg? Yeah, I knowww!)
Falcon9 O3b Comsats
Sunday afternoon launch from the Cape
Stg-1 barge landing
NOTE:
I won’t be offended if you don’t care about this.
Just entertaining myself, here.
I used to work on this kind’a stuff, back in the Cold War,
and still get a kick out’a it.
