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MissionControl retweeted
Apparently there’s a chance that flight 15 happens on the same day as the GTA 6 release.
MissionControl retweeted
Helix is now fully integrated ahead of the launch of EarthComms-1, which is currently scheduled for no earlier than Thursday, October 22nd
Once again, just because they haven’t shown use a lot of HLS hardware, doesn’t mean that they aren’t working on it
Starfall?!?!?!?!?
Teams encapsulated 32 payloads ahead of Falcon 9’s launch of the Bandwagon-5 rideshare mission from Florida → spacex.com/launches/bandwago…
MissionControl retweeted
If you’re not on the Terran R train you should be
🔥 Just another day at Stennis. Stage 2 successfully completed its first integrated hotfire!
The A2 test stand was originally built in the 60s to support Saturn V Upper Stage testing (S-II). It was later reconfigured to be a single engine test stand for Shuttle Main Engine testing and development.
The last Saturn V Stage test occurred October 30, 1970 on A2. It has been 55 years, 11 months, and 17 days since A2 supported stage testing capability.
As of this morning, it is now 0 days.
Time for another launch of Helix!
EarthComms-1 is planning to launch as early as Thursday, October 22th, carrying 4 of @ElemenComp's EarthComms satellites . The 60 minute launch window opens at 6:30PM EDT, and the launch webcast will begin 5 minutes prior to launch
MissionControl retweeted
EarthComms-1 is planning to launch as early as Thursday, October 22th, carrying 4 of @ElemenComp's EarthComms satellites . The 60 minute launch window opens at 6:30PM EDT, and the launch webcast will begin 5 minutes prior to launch
LMAO
🔥 Just another day at Stennis. Stage 2 successfully completed its first integrated hotfire!
The A2 test stand was originally built in the 60s to support Saturn V Upper Stage testing (S-II). It was later reconfigured to be a single engine test stand for Shuttle Main Engine testing and development.
The last Saturn V Stage test occurred October 30, 1970 on A2. It has been 55 years, 11 months, and 17 days since A2 supported stage testing capability.
As of this morning, it is now 0 days.
MissionControl retweeted
The race is on! Who will fly first, Terran R or Nova Pathfinder? Honestly I think it’s going to be very close.
🔥 Just another day at Stennis. Stage 2 successfully completed its first integrated hotfire!
The A2 test stand was originally built in the 60s to support Saturn V Upper Stage testing (S-II). It was later reconfigured to be a single engine test stand for Shuttle Main Engine testing and development.
The last Saturn V Stage test occurred October 30, 1970 on A2. It has been 55 years, 11 months, and 17 days since A2 supported stage testing capability.
As of this morning, it is now 0 days.
























