Well, this is odd. Pegasus has turned around and is heading back to KSC. It was transporting Blue Origin hardware to Stennis after delivering the boattail for Artemis IV's SLS.
https://t.co/2y8guyW0pi
FAA issues Final EA and FONSI/ROD for SpaceX Starship Pacific reentry contingencies.
Basically the license update expands Hawaii/Central and SE Pacific landing areas, adds a Northern Pacific contingency zone for Eastern Range-to-Starbase flights, and authorizes temp airspace closures for an extra Boca Chica reentry path.
https://t.co/5IlMJBZ9fm
Starbase Pad 1 tower is a little shorter, after workers climbed to the very top to the tower, to detach the weather tower and lower it back to the ground, as part of the general upgrade project of the pad.
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Roman Silhouette. 👤
In real-time, relive the moment where SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy and NASA’s Roman Space Telescope transited the solar disk during yesterday’s launch. @NASASpaceflight
📝 Mission recap: https://t.co/XCoHdJXpau
Tri-Core Transit. 😎
Whilst boosting the Roman Space Telescope up to the Sun-Earth L2 point, Falcon Heavy decided to take a serendipitous stroll in front of the solar disk.
What an insane moment. @NASASpaceflight
📺 https://t.co/irkQcAKMyN
Are you planning to watch Falcon Heavy launch the Nancy Grace Roman telescope tomorrow morning?
A. @NASASpaceflight has a video to help you pick your viewing location.
https://t.co/q30rWttJQQ
B. Playalinda Beach will NOT be open and a roadblock will be in place at the east end of Max Brewer.
C. Plan in time for NASA road blocks at the NASA Causeway and Hwy 3 if you have a ticket for the Visitors Center or media pass. They will divert other traffic.
D. Tune into the NSF livestream to learn more about the mission and stay updated!
Hours after arriving to the pad, SpaceX's Falcon Heavy went vertical at Launch Complex 39-A ahead of the Roman Space Telescope launch.
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Starship Flight 14: Booster 21 has been lifted off Pad 2's OLM and lifted to the top of the tower. That's part of the chopsticks test related to future catches.
https://t.co/HSumkyMfYU
Falcon 9 Booster B1067-38 (yes, 37 flights completed) returning to Port Canaveral.
This booster launched the final Falcon 9 mission with Starlink from the East Coast. Starship will take over that role.
https://t.co/2y8guyW0pi
'Twas a great day to fly 👀
The Space Coast monolith (Gigabay) is nearing completion and looking ace.
We had eyes on lots of good stuff this morning and we'll be covering all of it on next week's Space Coast Update!
📸 - @NASASpaceflight
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