The other question that ecarfan asked - why wait till T minus 35 seconds to scrub for weather? Weather related events happen in tens of minutes and not less than minute.
That seems likely. I was watching and also had the Cape radar open in another window. Embedded in the overcast cloud layer there was a small cell a couple miles south of 39A. It was moving east, but apparently not fast enough. SpaceX might have only needed another 10 minutes or so to lift restrictions.
Aargh. A beautiful day for a launch. Nope. Now scheduled for the 3rd. 60% favorable weather for that time.
This launch and the GPS launch have been leapfrogging each other so much, it’s hard to figure out who’s next.
I was very surprised to see the live view of OCISLY being towed! I think that is the first time SpaceX has shown that. Is that view from a camera on the booster? It appears to be. And then to also see one fairing half in the net very soon after recovery was great!
OCISLY is with booster at background. JRTI is the towed one. But why they are in viewing distance each other?
Because of GPS 3 and other launches and postponements? SpaceX has been very busy doing nothing lately.