Starlink Mission ctm magazine
On Thursday, February 3 at 1:13 p.m. EST, Falcon 9 launched 49 Starlink satellites to low Earth orbit from Launch Complex 39A (LC-39A) at Kennedy Space Center in Florida. This was the sixth launch and landing of this Falcon 9 first stage booster, which previously launched Crew-1, Crew-2, SXM-8, CRS-23, and IXPE.
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Beautiful. Thank you SpaceX for making the future a better place, today.
3 launches in what…5 days?
Please put the ships dish antenna on a gimbal, Elon!
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Just beggars belief that this could be done. I am still awestruck in the technology and skill that has gone into this, when it was only yesterday that we were struggling with rocketry. It is so artistic in the way it is all precisely done. This only proves that the best of men are outside of governments, productive and uplifting.
BULLSEYE!
Spacex has been a bright spot over the last two years of covid. Thanks for the great camera views.
How good is Starlink? 653 speed tests since April 2021 on Oregon coast. Avg download: 159 mbps. Avg upload: 16 mbps. Highest download: 401 mbps. Persistent non-correctable antenna obstructions: ~20%. I'd chew off my own feet before I gave up my Starlink.
Onward and upward…. can't wait until starship achieves this frequency, reliability and more.
In honor of the Olympics, it would be cool for the 1st stage to do some extra flips and spins before touchdown.
very interesting starlink launch!
I'm already losing track of launches. 🤣 2 launches in one week. Jeff you need to pull your finger out! 🤣🤣
Mind boggling! I can watch various launches many times and am always impressed.
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Congratulations! Thanks be to the Living GOD, the Only Source forever existed.
Very Cool 😎 I Love ❤ You SpaceX 🚀
It's been more than hundred times. And i still tear up a bit after a launch. Oh how i would like to work on that, even to sweep the floor.
This is really fantastic! I enjoy every minute of these lunches and landings.
Although I wonder why SpaceX cannot show the landing from the ship? It always freezes and disconnects. There must be some serious interference. Why don't they use a drone with a camera that would stream the video to a StarLink satellite?
SpaceX it would seem is singlehandedly keeping the lights on at NASA space launch site.
Finally a day launch