SpaceX is counting down to launch of a Falcon 9 rocket from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station at 12:27 a.m. EDT (0427 GMT) Sunday with the Globalstar FM15 satellite, a spare spacecraft for Globalstar’s commercial voice and data relay constellation.
The Falcon 9’s mission will be longer than usual, with three burns by the rocket’s upper stage engine before deploying the Globalstar FM15 spacecraft about an hour and 53 minutes after liftoff.
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Why Dont we see the stars ?? 🤔
Watching the booster return and land successfully never gets old.
love this
I have a video of a ufo from June 15 2022. !!!
SpaceX booster landing on the Just Read The Instructions platform or drone shift is incredible to look at. It makes a good joke also. I do remember the tweet.
Amazing. LF9 liftoffs.
Everyone loves these things…come to cocoa. I heard this fucking thing go all the way to space last night. As a pilot I never thought I’d be that guy complaining about noise but god damn!
Love the CGI.
Fake globe, fake space, does not exist ppl. Wake your a** up! It's all bs!
Just curving with the firmament then into the ocean.
I like the night time launces !!!
Merci Wernher 😖
Wow that was gay
We just saw the launch in new Zealand! Unbelievable got some amazing photos
Is there anything better than SpaceX???
I believe NOT.
Sooooooo, Where is it going? : )
I just watched SES-3 directly over my head in Des Moines Iowa about 15 minutes ago.
It's amazing, three successful launches – and landings – in the space of 2 days. Bravo. Cheers from Yekaterinburg, Russia.