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scorched booster edition

Livestream: https://youtu.be/J442-ti-Dhg
Launch window: Tuesday, November 24 9:13 PM EST / 02:13 UTC (instantaneous)

Probability of violating weather constraints: 20% (https://www.patrick.spaceforce.mil/Portals/14/Weather/Falcon%209%20Starlink%20L-15%20L-0%20Forecast-%2024%20NOV%20Launch.pdf?ver=CxOLVXoajPiNQTEndSzyAw%3d%3d))
Backup launch window: ?
Launch vehicle: SpaceX Falcon 9 with first stage B1049.7 (prior launches: Starlink-L10, Starlink-L7, Starlink-L2, Starlink V0.9, Iridium-8, Telstar 18V)
Launch pad: SLC-40, Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, Florida
Fairings: One half used 1X, other half used 2X
Fairing recovery: On fairing recovery vessel 'Ms. Chief'
First stage landing: On autonomous spaceport droneship ‘Of Course I Still Love You’
Payload: 60 Starlink satellites
Payload mass & deployment orbit: ~15,600 kg (~260 kg / Starlink sat); 210 x 366 km @ ~53°
TLE: https://www.celestrak.com/NORAD/elements/supplemental/starlink-16.txt
>https://www.starlink.com
>https://www.spacex.com/launches/index.html
>https://space.skyrocket.de/doc_sdat/starlink-v1-0.htm

Launch viewing guide for Florida: http://www.launchphotography.com/Delta_4_Atlas_5_Falcon_9_Launch_Viewing.html
SpaceX twitter: https://twitter.com/SpaceX

Stats:
>67th booster landing
>23rd Falcon 9 launch of the year (22nd orbital launch)
>100th F9 launch!
>45th re-flight of a 1st stage booster
>most-flown F9 booster ever (x6)
This is the 2nd launch attempt, after bad recovery weather scrubbed the attempt on Sunday.

>> No.12383585
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>>12383557
First

>> No.12383601
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this was after B1049's most recent flight. SCORCHED

>> No.12383604
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First for scrubs

>> No.12383618

First for image limit reached

>> No.12383648

In space nobody knows I'm eating beans.

>> No.12383661

>>12383601
why do some of them look pretty clean while others, like this one, are near-black?

>> No.12383678
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>>12383661
Re-used vs. new

>> No.12383688

>>12383678
>gliding
So Falcon 9 is a spaceplane

>> No.12383692
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12383692

Look at those cavemen go

>> No.12383696

>>12383661
scorch marks from re-entry. not soot as some smoothbrains say

>> No.12383707

>>12383692
https://youtu.be/ImoQqNyRL8Y?t=198

>> No.12383745

about a bong left

>> No.12383751

mission control audio
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cpS_9ox1254

>> No.12383795

>>12383707
That was neat. Thanks.

>> No.12383825

>>12383696
But it IS soot; soot deposited from engine exhaust during the reentry burn.

>> No.12383829

>>12383825
no
https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1068940024136126464

>> No.12383834

>>12383825
retard

>> No.12383867

>>12383825
>>12383829
You're all wrong. It's soot from the 2nd stage. Watch the brand new 1st stage goes black as it backflips into the exhaust plume.

https://youtu.be/aVFPzTDCihQ?t=2375

>> No.12383894

>>12383867
>elon is wrong
>i am right
wow, i guess you are right! nigger retard, kill yourself die

>> No.12383901

are you all ready for
-HIGH PRODUCTION VALUE
-A TIMELINE AT THE BOTTOM OF THE SCREEN
-LIVE TELEMETRY
-NO DUMB CUTAWAYS FROM ONBOARD STAGE FOOTAGE
-SWEET MUSIC

>> No.12383927

music is live

>> No.12383929
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SLOW DANCE INITIATED

>> No.12383945

Looks like they cleaned off a lot of the soot

>> No.12384007

GO GO GO

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>> No.12384016

B1049 takes to the skies, again!

>> No.12384017

LIFTOFF!!!!!!!

>> No.12384027

what are those fucks doing in sfg live posting about the launch, this is the launch thread
I MAKE THESE FOR A REASON DAMNNIT

>> No.12384028

city light kino imminent

>> No.12384030

>>12384011
>>12384015
mivehind

>> No.12384034
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/comf/ /nightlaunch/

>> No.12384042

>>12384030
It's not a launch thread without launch cat and it's not a F9 launch thread without F9 launch cat as well.

>> No.12384051

>>12384027
>not having both threads open
ngmi

>> No.12384053

>of course I still love you
y-you too!

>> No.12384061

>>12384051
>multi thread shitposting

>> No.12384078

landed!

>> No.12384079

>7th landing
How will oldspace compete?

>> No.12384080

Thundercunt on suicide watch.

>> No.12384081

So ez.

>> No.12384084
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LANDED
A
N
D
E
D

>> No.12384088

>landed right in the middle of the deck
Nice.

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Fuck, now we dance over here

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blunderf00t BTFO

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WHO????

>> No.12384107

>>12384053
the ultimate hover hand

>> No.12384115

>>12384084

Landings now look lot more gentle too.

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I am here to deliver Tony Bruno's resignation.

>> No.12384120

>>12384080
shut up bro, it's not practical trust me bro

>> No.12384129

>>12384120
>"It's basically a redstone rocket that runs on methane and lox"
>t. blunderf00t

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>>12384098
Have the new version

>> No.12384133

what is the purpose of this

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>> No.12384140

yeet

>> No.12384141

That was a quick deploy.

>> No.12384146

>>12384133
innernets

>> No.12384149

>>12384133
Make me rich when the IPO goes public.

>> No.12384162

>>12384130
I'd like to see his meme evolve into the real thing as time passes

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>>12383929
love their music

>> No.12384170

>>12384149
based a stockpilled

i got in tesla at $29/share in 2012

>> No.12384174

>>12384170
Lucky bastard. I was dead fucking broke in 2012, now I have money that I can invest.

>> No.12384182

>>12384084
>>12384088
I was grimacing because the light made it seem like the rocket was going to land behind the ship, but nope, dead center

>> No.12384185

>>12384133
Global Neuralink Instrumentality

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>>12384185

>> No.12384190

>>12384174
my advice is go into solar and battery stocks now, they are pretty cheap

SPWR, KCAC, PLUG, LTHM

longterm NIO is still a good buy right now imo, I got them at $17 tho

>> No.12384197

>>12384187
>Orange tank
>Orange fanta
B-bros...

>> No.12384202

>>12384197
That's not fanta.

>> No.12384205

>>12384149
>>12384170

>YOLO sapcex calls week after week after week until market cap is $1T

We're all going to make it bro

>> No.12384210

>>12384205
spacex will never go public IMO but if starlink is a separate entity, then yeah probably

>> No.12384228

I could see Stage 1 and 2.

>> No.12384241

>>12384210
What I suspect they'll do is keep satellite fleet SpaceX property and spin off the service as an IPO.