Launch Date: 7/20 Launch Window: 5:00 PM EST Launch Site: SLC-40 Booster Recovery: JRTI - success Booster: B1058.2 Mass: 5-6 tonnes Orbit: GTO At 5-6 tonnes, it will be South Korea's first dedicated military satellite. Contracted by South Korea's DACA in 2014. If B1058.2 launches anytime before July 23rd, it will be the shortest turnaround time on a booster at around 6 to 7 weeks. Falcon 9 Block 5 | Anasis-II ANASIS 2 (KMilSatCom 1, URC-700K)
That is the Demo-2 booster! Wow. How long was it at sea? I mean the GPSIII booster is still out there, so not an insignificant amount of time...
Standing down for a possible second stage swap out(!). Anyone know what’s going on with this apparent rash of SpaceX delays?
Nice to see the landing all the way in. finally enough buffer in the camera to deal with the shaking..
Per Elon, they managed to catch both of the fairings. Hopefully we'll eventually get video of that. SpaceX Launches South Korea's First Military Satellite - Tesla Motors Club
Made the landing look easy. Glad the landing camera can cope with the bright light and vibration better now. I look forward to the fairing catch video
Yes exactly, buffer the data until you can reliably transmit it. I've been wondering why that wasn't a fix for the drop outs long ago