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This year, I broke the sound barrier 4 times! Following my L2 certification in high power rocketry on May 21st, 2023, I successfully flew my rocket Spirit 4 times, reaching a peak altitude of 11,403ft!
Happy New Year!
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The @SpaceX is unreal. Facing only a 15% chance of good weather this morning and an incoming major hurricane, we still went for (with a plan to roll the rocket back in the hangar for safety if we didn’t launch). Good launch, good orbit, and good payload deploy. Sayonara HERA and Booster 1061!!!
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A few minutes till Falcon 9 stage 2 restart - this is the first St2 in orbit restart since the Crew-9 issue. Target escape specific energy (C3) is 31.36 km^2/s^2 which will result in a 0.99 x 2.27 AU x 2.3 deg solar orbit
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Most of these shots were taken on flight day 3 after the EVA. We would have been in a ~190x730km orbit.
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From the FAA: "The SpaceX Falcon 9 vehicle is authorized to return to flight only for the planned Hera mission scheduled to launch on Oct. 7 from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida. The FAA has determined that the absence of a second stage reentry for this mission adequately mitigates the primary risk to the public in the event of a reoccurrence of the mishap experienced with the Crew-9 mission.
Safety will drive the timeline for the FAA to complete its review of SpaceX’s Crew-9 mishap investigation report and when the agency will authorize Falcon 9 to return to regular operations."
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The last time the spacecraft will be seen in person...😢
Travel well, friend!
🤩 One last look at #EuropaClipper as the payload fairings close!
The spacecraft will be on a nearly 6-year journey to investigate if there are habitable conditions on Jupiter’s moon Europa. Liftoff is targeted for Oct. 10 on a SpaceX Falcon Heavy!🚀
blogs.nasa.gov/europaclipper…
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Just FYI. Vulcan operates under the old FAA Licensing, which means the mishap criteria for Vulcan are as follows:
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Sparks fly off ULA's Vulcan Cert-2 mission just after liftoff this morning. An unusal site but beautiful at the same time. #ULA #NASA @torybruno
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ULA's Vulcan rocket sits on the pad this afternoon being prepared for tomorrow mornings launch time of 6am EDT. This is the 2nd & final Certification mission for the new #VulcanRocket qualifying it to be able to carry military & classified missions for the govt. #ULA #NASA @ulalaunch @torybruno – at Cape Canaveral, FL
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Beautiful morning setting up remote cameras for @earthskyscience ahead of Friday's ULA Vulcan Cert-2 launch.
Weather is currently 80% favorable. @ulalaunch @torybruno #launch #Vulcan #space – at Cape Canaveral, FL
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You litterally landed 6km outside of your planned landing zone on IFT-4 and the FAA said, "yep all good here!" moronic old man
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This document is so sad and infuriating. NASA once made the near impossible possible. It seems irreparably lost now. caseyhandmer.wordpress.com/2…
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Two pretty — and wildly different — shots to kick off Vulcan’s first two flights!
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An engine shot of the 2 @blueorigin #BE4's & 2 GEM 63XL solid rocket boosters (SRB's) at launch of the ULA Cert-2 mission earlier this morning. for more pics hit that follow button... #ULA @torybruno – at California, USA

















































