Starlink Mission
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- Опубліковано 13 бер 2021
- SpaceX is targeting Sunday, March 14 for launch of 60 Starlink satellites from Launch Complex 39A (LC-39A) at Kennedy Space Center in Florida. The instantaneous window is at 6:01 a.m. EDT, or 10:01 UTC.
The Falcon 9 first stage rocket booster supporting this mission previously supported launch of Crew Dragon’s first demonstration mission, RADARSAT Constellation Mission, SXM-7, and five Starlink missions. Following stage separation, SpaceX will land Falcon 9’s first stage on the “Of Course I Still Love You” droneship, which will be located in the Atlantic Ocean. Falcon 9’s fairing previously flew on the Transporter-1 mission. - Наука та технологія
15:39 T 10
15:49 liftoff
17:08 Max Q
18:30 Stage seperation
19:05 Fairing seperation
22:16 Entry burn
24:32 Landing confirmed
25:35 Landing visual
24:43 Seco 1
1:02:21 SES 2
1:20:51 Deploy
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I caught your trick ;)
Separation is a process of making parts, not "perts" :)
Thanks!
Thank you so mucj
I love ppl making this time skip 😂 thx a lot
This now my second Starlink launch that I am watching using Starlink! Congratulations to the SpaceX team !!
@@xxZerosumxx not yet, Starlink is still a part of spacex as of right now
Starlink fyi is built by Blue Origin
@@tgmtf5963 uh, no.. spacex does
@@xxZerosumxx they both are owned by Elon so they might as well be the same company but starling will soon separate and become its own in the future
That's incredible Werner! So jealous! I've got service in my area I just wish it was Starlink! How long have you had it and what area of the planet are you located? Lastly, how has your connectivity / performance been? SO VERY COOL!
These launches are best commercials for Starlink.
Great internet service will be a better commercial. Particularly, when they start allowing mobile use on trucks and RVs as recently announced.
24:00 Um...Maybe not the best...
@@jaystarr6571 25:30 Dude you scared me for a second, I hadn't seen the video and feared another RUD
@@MrTomyCJ No RUD this time thank goodness.
@@jaystarr6571 Fun fact .... they are not using Starlink for those video connections with the drone ship
3 successful Starlink launches just for 10 days - is also a new record.
Idiots! Stop destroying life on earth. These radiations harm all living things. Birds lose the ability to fly, whales, dolphins are thrown ashore.
@@ActionTube2 So why are you using the internet!? Disconnect now to save the birds!
@@ActionTube2 but you are internet to comment?
@@dumitrulangham1721 English left the chat
@@acxgr6457 dope😂
Am I the only one that watches these launches mainly to see if the booster makes it back? Nine times!!! Amazing SpaceX!!!
It's not even the primary mission, but it's certainly the best part. 1051 is a good boi!
I do too!
@@AaronFergFerguson When did you see the booster actually landing ? It's always "connection lost" and then, a couple of seconds later the rocket is standing there. I really want to believe that they're not lying. but its hard to believe when they lose the signal EVERY TIME during landing.
@@sergejromanov4945 I saw the falcon heavy launch in person. I can confirm the landings are very real
@@sergejromanov4945 Well, that and USLaunchReport shows video of the first stage coming in on the barge a couple of days later, but I'm guessing you think that's staged too. 🙄
Born just after WW2 and so happy to have lived long enough to see these events. Hope is a good thing.
I absolutely love when Kate Tice does these launches. She does a great job explaining everything and just has a way of talking that I enjoy. Good job Kate!!
Really easy on the eyes too
I've seen SpaceX launches dozens of times now, yet I still smile ear to ear with every new flight I watch. 😎
So you were there.?
3 Starlink launches in 10 days. Amazing to see how frequent it has become. Congrats spacex team.
Yeah thousands of high frequency satellites will beam on us and all wildlife on earth. I doubt there has been done any research about the effects. It's only about money.
@@enlightenedmystery9019 Those are phased array antennas so the beam is directionnal. You will only be exposed to the beam dedicated for your area.
Idiots! Stop destroying life on earth. These radiations harm all living things. Birds lose the ability to fly, whales, dolphins are thrown ashore.
Just like airplanes!
@@ActionTube2 Nope, they are non-ionizing.
“Everything LOOKS NOMINAL” we love hearing
I love the music they play before they go live.
I wanna know the name of that song
Unbelievable job guys - can't believe how routine you're making this look now....brilliant stuff...
Like a bus ride into space. Congrats SpaceX!
Do you want to receive more dangerous radiation from these satellites? Diseases and pandemics are not enough for you?
@@ActionTube2 take your meds schizo
Hi TMF, hope you can review the Starlink satellite service sometime soon :-) Cheers SB!
@@ActionTube2 put your tin foil hat on. Everything will be okay
I feel like I'm waking up to a Starlink launch every day. Love it!
Same here 🤗
The shot at 19:35 is simply mindboggling !
9th recovery of a Falcon 9!!! GO B1051! So close to the mythical 10 reuses. Everybody said you guys were crazy, that it couldn't be done. Well, they were right about one thing: It is madness. That thing has gone to space, done its job, and then landed hundreds of kilometers downrange in the middle of the ocean, all on its own, 9 bloody times. Congratulations, SpaceX.
"Any time, any payload." When you absolutely must launch. Launch Falcon 9, the workhorse of space!
No matter how many times I watch - absolutely stunning
It would be awesome if they had a 360 cam in tiny planet mode to watch the landing
I love to watch these missions.
Me too dude. I will say to my kids when they ask where do internet come from "it is coming from the settilites and watched all of them being launched"
@@fallendown8828 hahah nice
Sometimes I forget how mind numbingly FAST these rockets are moving through the atmosphere. The level of precision these guys have to bring a rocket from rest to 7000+ km/h and then back to rest is just.... 😩
I am still not bored of these launches guys. Keep it up!!
For a second time a glorious view of the Florida Space Coast from Stage 1, truly breathtaking. Thank you.
That and seeing the second stage plume are both amazing shots
It blows my mind , how consistent these launches are.
The commentary host did a fantastic job. These are always pretty smooth sailing broadcasts, but she kept the explanations going seamlessly around the mission control call outs. Bravo
Congrats on a successful 9th flight!
Yeaa boi
That makes it 540 satellites.
@@Tubemanjac For this booster, they are at ~1260 V1.0 satellites.
what congrats? Do you want to receive more dangerous radiation from these satellites? Diseases and pandemics are not enough for you?
@@ActionTube2 please be quiet and take your nonsense on Twitter
It is crazy how they were like, lets land these boosters... then, they did some maths, smashed a few into the ground/ocean--- and now it is routine.
Starship and super heavy will be catched by the launch tower.very absurd👍
@@andromeda9340 It might look absurd, but if it works then why not?
I remember each and every drone ship failure, but i don't remember any ground failures. Am i wrong?
@@kustomzone I think there has only been one - CRS 16, but that one ditched in the ocean. AFAIK, no F9 rockets have crashed into the ground.
@@MizaT11 Ah yes, the one that settled slowly onto the sea, and filmed from the beach.
I don’t know what’s on the spacex team diet, but I want it to study for my exams
The diet: lack of sleep and hard work
@@JaydenLawson And adderall
Hans, they eat Zippios for breakfast. 😆🤪
Haggis, Kimchi, and Surströmming
Well structured work 45 mins, break for 15 with no phones on your person. 2 sleeps a day and + a good deal of pressure and diamonds are formed
Great job all around! Awesome launch, amazing vehicle, and great coverage. Kate, you are a real pro at this, smoothly working your patter around the announcements from the loop.
Love the infrared shots during assent. Nicely shows where the LOx is in the stack and the nice glow on the payload faring and the grid fins from aerodynamic heating. Nice view of this at T+1:30
“NOMINAL” is BEST word ever and the way how cool it sounds
Norminal
@@ChannelReuploads9451 no it’s not ! It’s “NOMINAL” I googled it to make sure. So when the rocket performance is 'nominal' is it within expected and acceptable limits.
@@mikecali6092 Nominal means "as desired" normal means " as expected". Someone at NASA or SpaceX accidentally coined norminal. For SpaceX launches it has become a word. It means " as expected everything is as we like it ".
@@markhorton3994 ok Blame Google that’s what google says Space x guy says “Nominal” per Google
@@mikecali6092 Google hasn't caught up yet. Right now it is mostly the Everyday Astronauts and his iewers who use norminal. The future could go either way
everytime i got goosebumbs when i watch these rocket launches!
Same here guy
same here even if it isn't live
Same here
Wow always pushing the limits I love it thanks for the great coverage!
I never get tired of watching SpaceX fly. It will be exciting to see the true life cycle of Falcon 9, as the rocket matures. These pros make space look easy.
Congratulations! Watching from the 🇵🇭Philippines! I hope Starlink costs will go down!
what congrats? Do you want to receive more dangerous radiation from these satellites? Diseases and pandemics are not enough for you?
@@ActionTube2 so you criticize starlink huh.
@@ActionTube2 We all want that sweet radiation, because it's full of internet.
It will...but first it should have a permission in Congress.
...mga ilang taon pa bago ko magamit
@@DisorderedArray juicy sweet sweet radiation 🤤 give me some
Congratulations SpaceX!
Amazing 9 times. Congratulations to all
Congrats to SpaceX for a 9th successful landing of this booster!!! Happy pi day!!!
what congrats? Do you want to receive more dangerous radiation from these satellites? Diseases and pandemics are not enough for you?
@@ActionTube2 shut up mate
@@ActionTube2 bruh...while you using your phone it also connected to GPS satellites
@@ActionTube2 why are you even on the Internet, don’t you know the radiation from your phone and laptop screen will kill you?
@@jitseketers710 Bastards! Stop destroying life on earth. These radiation harm all living things. Birds lose the ability to fly, whales, dolphins are thrown ashore.
4 days, 2 launches. Amazing job!
I'm totally looking forward to the day I can buy a Starship ticket!
Yeah me too but I'm gonna be nervous around engine ignition prior to the flip and burn.
Am I the only one that watches these launches mainly to see if the booster makes it back? Nine times!!! Amazing SpaceX!!! yes!
I never get tired of seeing your rockets start - and land, like a clockwork from Switzerland!
The song around 31:00 is ‘In the shadow of Giants’ by Test Shot Starfish. Cheers!
Thanks for the camera on top of the first stage!!!
watching these launches will never get old....
Funny that after so many of them I keep watching.
SpaceX has reached a lvl where they send 60 satellites weekly to the space.
Absolutely savage
At this point it's more like biweekly
This will speed up deployment to more areas around the globe.
At 60 a week, people in the southern US should start seeing service rather soon..
I'm hoping by June..
@@Supreme_Lobster maybe few months ago but Spacex has been recently sending starlinks every week and that is amazing. Maybe if Spacex was founded few decades ago probably we would be seeing a civilization on mars.
@@Supreme_Lobster It's funny how biweekly can mean either every two weeks, or twice every week. Like, that's a huge difference in meaning!
@@Diaz576 I don't think they would have the technology to recover boosters if they were founded earlier. I can imagine the onboard computer on stage 1 is beefy. Tesla partnered up with Nvidia to make 2 of their computers for autonomous driving. It's not unreasonable to think they might have some form of partnership with Nvidia for their rockets.
Amazing! It never gets old! Who would have thought that we’ve be having almost weekly space launches
They are roughly on par with the launch cadence NASA promised for STS and could never deliver. Also, get ready, this is nothing. Once Starship is fully operational, I'm confident we're going to see multiple daily launches. It's gonna be madness.
@@almafuertegmailcom As long as there's a demand for it. It may take a couple years for that much demand
@@adamb8317 doubt a couple years, unless there's THAT many satellites in the pipeline. Maybe if it becomes so cheap that every country wants to have their own satellites, in the hundreds. More likely that it'll take atleast another decade for the demand to go that high, I reckon the Starship will mostly be used for extremely heavy lift to the moon besides Mars missions for the foreseeable future.
@@adamb8317 There won't be, that's why SpaceX started Starlink. The launch market isn't very elastic, meaning that lowering prices won't necessarily increase demand, and raising prices won't necessarily mean a decrease in launches. There literally weren't enough launches planned to make full use of rapid reusability. So, Starlink. Make your own demand. They will continue to do this, and when Starlink alone isn't enough they'll come up with something else. Start a space tourism company, launch 5 stars space stations to LEO, send tourists to those hotels, or around the moon or to the moon. Offer the Starlink bus as a common bus for satellites, and do rapid 3rd party sat dev, integration and launches. Launch private space telescopes and timeshare/lease them. Send grandpa's ashes to space. They'll come up with something.
@@almafuertegmailcom What NASA promised for SLS was based on a fleet of ten. Congress decided four was enough. Imagine what SpaceX would be doing if they only had four Falcon 9s instead of twelve.
I watch every launch. I never get tired of it. You are doing something really useful with space. I am enjoying every minute - even though I have cable internet and do not personally need Starlink. You are doing a stonking good job for a lot of people.
Thank You Everyone at SpaceX for the Work You Do!!!!!!!!!!!
Excellent achievement. 9 times. Wow. You guys are making the insane look mundane. well done.
You just know at some point they will have enough video, that they will just splice together launch video's to save cost. ;) I find it interesting that the drone ship loses the link, are they using starlink? If not they should! a great product showcase for them.
@@suzysheer66 - the shock from the motors is what normally disturbs the feed from drone ship. I think they have better luck when wind direction dictates not to many gimbal movement towards feed antenna. Definitely we have seen it touch down but more often than not we do lose the feed.
@@suzysheer66 Calm down your paranoia, they're all recorded, the loss of signal is just for the live stream.
Saw it outside on the way home from work awesome
so jealous of people down in Florida
They sure are making you work late.
@@stevescoffee8325 The day has 24 hours, someone's gotta be up when others are sleeping.
Congrats for the ENTIRE Team of SpaceX for the New AMAZING record on re-usability!!
Love how Kate let's the net and rocket speak for themselves.
Absolutely AMAZING! Congratulations to the SpaceX team. Just simply WOW
Flying that thing for the 10th time will be amazing
Absolutely incredible. 6 years ago landing an orbital rocket rocket came true, now it’s like another day in the new space race
Another successful launch! Kate is a great host too!
1:21:37 Happy Pi Day everyone!
1.43
14.3
Happy pi day
@@shanmukeshr1696 Indeed🤙🏾
Pi Day in 2015 was particularly significant because the date and time 3/14/15 9:26:53 reflected many more digits
@@a..d5518 didn't think about it, amazing
just spacex breaking their own record. nothing new 🚀
Congratulations to the SpaceX team and happy π day everyone✌️
GO GO fleet leaders. Can’t wait for the 9th flight of B1049!!
I just realized that 1st stage now has its own telemetry.
When am I getting reliable high speed satellite internet so I can disappear into an off grid cabin in the woods and never come back.
When you make more videos
@@zubinkynto Soon, been working on an electric aircraft video for 2 months! I believe it will be the most comprehensive piece ever created on the topic.
@@ElectricFuture Awesome :D
The work you do for our knowledge is great, and we all thank you for it.
'xactly. Well, life doesn't really work that way but I will attempt to converge on it to whatever degree possible!
soon
SpaceX, you make the extraordinary seem ordinary. You're pushing boundaries forward, in so many ways.
Kate Tice is so easy to listen to! She could be the Murray Walker or Attenborough of space launch commentary. Please have her do more!
Nonono I won’t believe my eyes. 3 successful launches in 10 days is supposed to be illegal. My mind’s blown to pieces and that’s an understatement
Even six launches in one month would be amazing. And record breaking. But their on track for nine 😮.
The landing of these boosters is incredible. Sheldon's math is impeccable...
My god, Kate Tice is freaking GORGEOUS. Also, rockets are cool.
I’m so amazed at the progress you guys are making, keep up the great work
I saw the satalite train yesterday cross over in the morning, so cool. ✌
Astronomers hate them
Starlink is my favorite now be able to play online on my play station 5
Awesome spacex. Keep rockin!
Wow very good mission SpaceX! the booster succesfully landed the 9th time!
Yeah it is time to go for 2. Degit! (Maybe 3 who knows 😏)
Its incredible because the original goal was to have them reused 10 times and at this rate it won't be very long before they surpass that.
@@Easedaray true because they said every ship will cost 10 millon so every launch will cost 2 millon. And we are soooo close!
Do you want to receive more dangerous radiation from these satellites? Diseases and pandemics are not enough for you?
@@ActionTube2 radiation? You know we are talking abouth settilites right? I don't think you get how settilites work buddy. Radiation is most powerful kind of light so it hurts us and comes from radiactive things like Uranium or Sun. Microwave (used by settilites) is the least powerful kind of light and don't have bad side affects for humans. They are the same kind of light in your TV controller (i am sorry i don't know how to spell it in english, i will just say controller). The worst harm it can do to you is because of the magnetic field which messes eith your brain a little bit and couse headache. Thats why shopping centers makes you feel bad because there is a lot of microwave signals going on and the magnetic field messes with your brain
Great job on commenting Kate! Well done!
Do you want to receive more dangerous radiation from these satellites? Diseases and pandemics are not enough for you?
@@ActionTube2 dude find a hobby. This is useless, you'll look back at this time when you were mentally 14 and used to spam on a random website.
@@ActionTube2 just make a tinfoil hat, wear it whenever out of the house!
Never get tired observing such success launching deploying and retrieving orbital rockets... Congratulations to the whole team. @spacex
A true workhorse, Falcon 9. 💕
Love these morning launches. Great views as the booster is illuminated aloft in the sunrise.
Great innovation made possible by determination. Keep up the good work! 👌👍👍
Well done to whoever selected the playlist
Is there something wrong with me that I never become tired of watching these?
Elon Musk is on a roll right now. Everything he touches turns to gold.
sounds like midas XD
@@breadandree1114 He's the King Midas of the Space Biz!
The only thing I don't like is him buying a trillion worth of bitcoin, not good for us pc gamers trying to buy the new rtx's 😭👀
@@iai2354 Tesla investing in $1.5 billion worth of bitcoin has resulted in new graphics cards becoming more expensive?
@@MrAlRats yea brother, people use high end cards to mine coins, and since stock went up because Elon bought a tonne of coins, more miners are buying out new cards with bots and reselling for over 1k and up. Its really really frustrating for us gamers, basically the more money coins are worth the more people are gona start to mine so demand and supply for graphics cards are insane
Never gets old Of watching this
You know it is going to be a good day when the first thing after the alarm clock goes off, you watch Spacex break another record. Great broadcast as usual.
I tuned in for the "space jams".
I love when the awesome becomes rutinary, a one big step for mankind.
I missed it live but I'm here now, Thanks for streaming them launches and keeping them uploaded!
Mission without delay is gold one!
WTG SpaceX on reaching that milestone. Here's hoping it's tenth launch is right around the corner. Kate, marvelous job as always with your commentary of the launch.
Never get tired of first stage recovery. Amazing Stories, sci-fi futuristic stuff come true. Plus always good to see perfect-10 CGI blond engineer girl doing the announcing
40 seconds before launch, one guy tells everyone to "go for lunch"
Just shows how reliable Falcon 9 launches have become! ;-)
Always makes me smile at T-1m, when it is called 'Falcon 9 in Startup', where the Falcon 9 takes over its own launch count down and makes the final decision to ignite its own engines.
These launches never get old. Well done!
This booster will reach 15! I have faith!
Didn't they plan to use boosters 10 times each, then scrap them? I'm sure I read it somewhere.
@@HopoUK I thought I read it somewhere where they were going to really overhaul them past 10 and the idea was to get the to 15
@@HopoUK I believe Elon Mentioned it. But they may push the experimental reusability further.
Ah OK. I guess we will see in the future. It would be a money saver for sure. As long as they can be certain of safety.
@@HopoUK about 10 without major refurbishment, mostly just engine cleaning and checks. Somewhere around that 10 mark it'll get an overhaul refurbishment, they say 1,000 launches could be possible with that plan.
They're still learning wear patterns, so we could see around the 7 mark some new replacement of seals, and then go on to 14 before a major refurbishment. It all depends on what they're seeing in wear along the way.
I was driving home after a 12 hour shift and saw this in the sky, I thought it was a nuke 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I love the telemetry of the first stage post separation
B1051-9 launched and landed 9 times!! Congrats SpaceX team!
Imagine when it starts with the Starships.
Whopping 3 launches in 10 days and one more to come on 21st of this month
Launch 15:38
MECO 18:27
Entry burn 22:12
Landing (at least the visual confirmation, there's no landing footage) 25:25
Deploy 1:20:50
Good, flawless job today
Incredible job everyone! Seeing that first stage in the centre of the landing pad each time never gets old!
Thank you so much @spacex @elonmusk! I’m one of the beta testers and my family will be getting our unit soon! Super excited!!