Yep, fingers crossed for good viewing weather. My wife and I will be there!The first post has been updated with the new launch time. Good luck to those wishing to see this launch. 9:17 AM should be a good time.
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Yep, fingers crossed for good viewing weather. My wife and I will be there!The first post has been updated with the new launch time. Good luck to those wishing to see this launch. 9:17 AM should be a good time.
Yep, fingers crossed for good viewing weather. My wife and I will be there!
Am sad to say that we had to cancel this trip (because COVID and public guidance). Argh! And a return to a landing site! Ugh.Good luck! After the "scrubtober" Florida trip debacle, I had the thought to make the pilgrimage to the West Coast for this launch but too busy with work to pull off such a spontaneous trip.
I just finished watching the webcast. Actually she said it was her second in-person launch but the first one was fogged in and she saw absolutely nothing.Even Jessie was speechless (her first in-person launch).
Seems to be a bit if a cluster at the viewing sites with police roadblocks and people getting kicked off of private properties.
I assume they would kick out anyone who is west of Floradale prior to the 430 barricade?I got a spot right at Floradale Ave at about 1AM and the whole road was empty, come 6AM and it was already getting packed with cops turning people around at that interesection...pretty crazy. Also my first launch in person and was absolutely nuts to feel and hear (seeing was cool too i guess).
I work at SpaceX and can tell ya the reason for extra roadblocks was that there was a strong southwest wind which (combined with vehicle trajectory) drove a larger keep-out zone to ensure public safety in the event of flight termination/vehicle break up which could rain debris back over land.
I assume they would kick out anyone who is west of Floradale prior to the 430 barricade?
Very interesting! Thanks for posting that.I work at SpaceX and can tell ya the reason for extra roadblocks was that there was a strong southwest wind which (combined with vehicle trajectory) drove a larger keep-out zone to ensure public safety in the event of flight termination/vehicle break up which could rain debris back over land.
As far as I know the boats designed to catch fairings are currently in Florida. SpaceX may have tried to fish the fairings out of the water, haven’t heard anything about that yet.What happened to the fairings ?