Neat to see the orbital parameters changing in the telemetry window, that's pretty cool info.
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Not worth watching, but AVUM went haywire on the Vega launch tonight.
Launch is at ~39m if you can spare a couple minutes.
Launch is at ~39m if you can spare a couple minutes.
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adiggs
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No grass growing under their feet - seems like they are doing something monthly or faster.
Go watch Rocket Lab now!
"Gabe Newell, president of Valve, the video game company behind the Half-Life series and game marketplace Steam...
Newell decided to stay in New Zealand at the start of the pandemic and is donating a dollar to the Paediatric Intensive Care Unit at Starship Children’s Hospital for every viewer who watches the satellite launch livestream or the online recording within 24 hours of launch."
"Gabe Newell, president of Valve, the video game company behind the Half-Life series and game marketplace Steam...
Newell decided to stay in New Zealand at the start of the pandemic and is donating a dollar to the Paediatric Intensive Care Unit at Starship Children’s Hospital for every viewer who watches the satellite launch livestream or the online recording within 24 hours of launch."
Rocketlab Electron stage separation:
How cool is that?
How cool is that?
e-FTW
New electron smell
I was so used to delays on this launch that I did not believe they were gonna go tonight. Serves me right! Replay it is. I love Roasty The Waste-y Rocket!
The Delta IV Heavy fireball launch sequence is not quite as impressive as the Starship fireball landing sequence.
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