Space X launch and recovery

[Stu]

Not quite centre of the pad, but another success for Space X

http://www.spacex.com/webcast

[John]

Cool

I was very pleased to see the June 3rd launch of the Falcon 9 from Kennedy Space Centre a few weeks back. It's good that they can re-use a good chunk of this hardware.

Thanks for posting Stu

[Dave In Vermont]

It went well this afternoon - my time. Though SpaceX needs a lesson in the high-science of posting a link to find the live-feed of the launches on TV/Monitor. Don't think this will cover all launches, but often correctly. One caveat - ignore the NASA schedules posted. It's wrong about 50% of the time. Go figure.....

https://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/nasatv/#public

Dave

 

 

[johnfosteruk]

Thanks for sharing Stu, nice to see another success.

[bejay1957]

Watched from launch to 1st stage landing, though pity the feed from the drone ship froze at the wrong time - now you don't see the 1st stage, now you do   Always worried at the speed it comes in until very late before firing the rockets!

 

[bejay1957]

Another Falcon 9 launch is still on tomorrow from Vandenberg AFB; this payload is 10 Iridium-2 satellites 

EDIT: Link for launch/flight coverage  http://www.spacex.com/webcast

 

Also another launch from KSC scheduled for 1 July - that'll be three launches within 10 days