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Related: About this forumSpaceX sending satellite into space early Sunday
It'll be another late night for SpaceX and space enthusiasts on Florida's Space Coast on Saturday.
But unlike the company's last Florida launch in late July, Florida residents don't have to worry about a loud boom in the middle of the night.
The Hawthorne, Calif.-based firm will launch a Falcon 9 rocket carrying a communications satellite into space for a Japanese company, with a two-hour launch window scheduled to open at 1:26 a.m.
The company caused a stir at its last launch.
Read more: http://www.orlandosentinel.com/business/technology/os-spacex-satellite-launch-20160812-story.html
edbermac
(15,947 posts)Webcast starts a few minutes before launch.
I'll watch but I don't care for night launches, can't make out the details too well.
http://www.spacex.com/webcast
edbermac
(15,947 posts)GoDawgs
(267 posts)Now good luck for JCS16
Congrats SpaceX
And get some wi-fi out there!
GoDawgs
(267 posts)I wonder if not better to send to the 'of coursd i still love you' and have the ship maintain the link.
SpaceX so awesome i wont second guess 'em. Prob a complication in the hand-off tween stage and network better left alone
GoDawgs
(267 posts)Only bummer is they didn't do the Pokemon go skit at sign-off.
Oh well, back to tonight's rum-infused Rush and Santana youtube vids
TexasTowelie
(112,417 posts)It looks like this is one private sector venture that might flourish and provide some good for mankind.
GoDawgs
(267 posts)For a job well done have the SpaceX folk let their hair down and
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