SpaceX + NASA Rocket Launch [They did a thing]

[Aide33]

Alright, so it should be today.

In other news, the ESA's mini shuttle had a successful launch and re-entry, so congrats to them.

Also the dragon spacecraft splashed down successfully off the coast of California

I watched the previous two attempts of this launch, hopefully third times a charm

also god damn chairforce with their malfunctioning tracking radars that randomly catch fire.

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[Aide33]

ALSO:

http://www.spacex.com/press/2015/02/11/dscovr-launch-update

well stuff, no barge landing, only a test water landing where the stage is discarded

[Oasis]

ALSO:

http://www.spacex.com/press/2015/02/11/dscovr-launch-update

well stuff, no barge landing, only a test water landing where the stage is discarded

Well forget.

[Aide33]

T-40 minutes

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how do they even record the rocket
helicopters?

[Blockzillahead]

how do they even record the rocket
helicopters?

they change car view

[Renekar]

did they add more boosters

[Oasis]

So, looks like everything was successful. I missed it because I was in a class, but looks good to me.

[Maxwell.]

of course it launches when I'm at school

[Ipquarx]

is the landing recorded somewhere so we can see it

[Oasis]

is the landing recorded somewhere so we can see it

It didn't land, it splashed. And I would assume no, since the reason they didn't try to land it was because the waves were like 3 stories high.

[Ipquarx]

It didn't land, it splashed. And I would assume no, since the reason they didn't try to land it was because the waves were like 3 stories high.

oh stuff son

[Aide33]

It landed in the Atlantic, 10m from where the drone ship barge was supposed to be completely vertical.

It would of been a success :(