SpaceX SES-9 Mission Webcast
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SpaceX SES-9 Mission Webcast
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#2Customary technical stream: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2-SD2gxMn5U
Looks like a great day for the launch.
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#3First launch attempt was held at T-1:30 due to a range safety issue. Not scrubbed yet. They've recycled the countdown clock to T-10:42, but still holding.
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#4First launch attempt was held at T-1:30 due to a range safety issue. Not scrubbed yet. They've recycled the countdown clock to T-10:42, but still holding.
Abort, just after engine start.
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#5Launched scrubbed for today.
Re: SpaceX SES-9 Mission Webcast
#6First launch attempt was held at T-1:30 due to a range safety issue. Not scrubbed yet. They've recycled the countdown clock to T-10:42, but still holding.
Abort, just after engine start.
Elon Musk: "Launch aborted on low thrust alarm. Rising oxygen temps due to hold for boat and helium bubble triggered alarm."
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#8Earlier quoted context omitted.
Elon Musk: "Launch aborted on low thrust alarm. Rising oxygen temps due to hold for boat and helium bubble triggered alarm."
Teething issues with the superchilled lox probably.
No, they had to hold for the range violation during which time it warmed up. Not a SpaceX problem.
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#9Earlier quoted context omitted.
Teething issues with the superchilled lox probably.
No, they had to hold for the range violation during which time it warmed up. Not a SpaceX problem.
I'm down at the Space Coast right now, and I don't get what happened here. How could a ship violate the range? SpaceX is obviously paying a lot of money to launch from the cape, you would think these types of issues would be addressed.
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#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
No, they had to hold for the range violation during which time it warmed up. Not a SpaceX problem.
I'm down at the Space Coast right now, and I don't get what happened here. How could a ship violate the range? SpaceX is obviously paying a lot of money to launch from the cape, you would think these types of issues would be addressed.
Ships are allowed to sail near the range. One of them sailed into it. I was guessing that it was Jeff Bezos' yacht, but probably not.