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Today’s SpaceX launch will see the first attempt at landing its booster

Aggiunto 10 anni fa

The latest SpaceX resupply mission to the International Space Station is set to lift off at 6pm US Eastern Time today. The Falcon 9 launch vehicle will be sending a Dragon capsule into orbit to bring over 5,000 lbs of supplies and science experiments to the ISS. If all goes according to plan, the Dragon will rendezvous with the Station early Wednesday morning (also US Eastern). This is SpaceX's third resupply mission, so parts of the liftoff and rendezvous are likely to be routine. Lately,… (arstechnica.com) Altro...

Torsten Hoff

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Torsten Hoff 10 anni fa 1

The launch will be broadcast live here:

http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/nasatv/#.U0wQ615XrNY

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Jim Anderson 10 anni fa 1

Scrubbed. Next attempt NET Friday.

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oowmmr 10 anni fa 1

I want to see it land.

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Jim Anderson 10 anni fa 1

going to be awhile on that. the "landing" is going to be at sea and don't know how much video would be available off the spent booster.

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oowmmr 10 anni fa 1

Are they landing at sea with the legs down?

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Jim Anderson 10 anni fa 2

http://www.spaceflightnow.com/falcon9/009/140414recovery/#.U010-OZdVrY

Yes.

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